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Valcheta Airport (VCF)
Valcheta Airport serves the town of Valcheta in Río Negro Province, Argentina, as a small gateway to the Patagonian steppe and the Route 23 corridor. Compare transfer options to central Valcheta and regional destinations such as the Atlantic coast.
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About Valcheta Airport
Valcheta Airport is a small public aerodrome serving Valcheta, one of the oldest settlements in southern Río Negro Province, Argentina. Located about 1.6 kilometres south-southeast of the town centre, it provides a local aviation gateway in the Patagonian steppe.
The aerodrome operates a single unpaved runway of about 950 metres and a basic passenger building rather than a large terminal complex. In earlier decades it was linked to regional flights operated by Líneas Aéreas del Estado, although scheduled commercial activity is limited today.
Road access is available via Route 23, which connects the Bariloche area with the Atlantic coast, and the aerodrome lies only a short drive from central Valcheta. Facilities are modest, so most traveler services are found in the town itself.
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Valcheta Airport is a small public aerodrome serving Valcheta in Río Negro Province. It operates a single unpaved runway and a basic passenger building rather than separate passenger terminals, so private and limited scheduled flights are handled in one compact area.
Ground Transportation Services to and from Valcheta Airport
Transfers
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Hourly Chauffeur
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Car Rental
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Bus & Group Transfers
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