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Ceres Airport (CRR)
Ceres Airport (CRR) is a small regional gateway serving the city of Ceres in the northwest of Santa Fe Province, Argentina. Compare transfer options to Ceres town centre, nearby Route 34, and destinations across the San Cristóbal department and beyond.
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About Ceres Airport
Ceres Airport serves the city of Ceres and the northwest of Santa Fe Province, Argentina. Opened in June 1975, it is a small public-use aerodrome located about 1 km east-northeast of the town centre, beside National Route 34.
The airport is primarily used for general aviation, flight training, gliding, charter flights, and some regional connections. It lies about 266 km northwest of the provincial capital, Santa Fe, and around 10 km from the border with Santiago del Estero Province.
The airport has a single runway and a modest passenger building with combined arrivals and departures areas. Nearby, the Ceres aero club and gliding club are active and share local aviation facilities.
Because of its small size, facilities are limited, but the airport provides road access to the town, taxis, and onward connections for travelers exploring the San Cristóbal department and surrounding region.
Terminal Overview
Terminals
Ceres Airport operates from a single small passenger building with a combined departures and arrivals area, rather than separate terminals. It mainly serves general aviation, charter, and regional flights from the city of Ceres.
Ground Transportation Services to and from Ceres Airport
Transfers
Book private transfers from Ceres Airport to hotels and addresses in Ceres town centre and across the surrounding Santa Fe region.
Hourly Chauffeur
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Car Rental
Rent a car from Ceres Airport for independent travel along Route 34 and onward journeys to Santa Fe and nearby destinations.
Bus & Group Transfers
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