Évora Airfield (ICAO: LPEV) is a small general aviation airport located near Évora, the capital of the Alentejo region in central Portugal. It serves private pilots, flight training operations, and light aircraft activity rather than scheduled commercial air services. The airfield is situated in a relatively flat landscape typical of the Alentejo plateau, making it well-suited for general aviation use. It does not handle commercial passenger traffic, and there are no airline services operating from the facility. Évora itself is a UNESCO World Heritage city known for its Roman temple and medieval architecture, drawing visitors who typically arrive via Lisbon or by road rather than through the local airfield.