Benito Juarez Airport
Benito Juarez, Argentina

Benito Juarez Airport
Small regional airfield serving Buenos Aires Province, Argentina.
- ›ICAO code is SAZJ; no IATA code has been assigned.
- ›Located in Buenos Aires Province, Argentina, in the pampas agricultural region.
- ›Primarily serves general aviation and private aircraft.
- ›No scheduled commercial passenger services operate at this airfield.
- ›Agricultural aviation supporting local farming operations is a key use of the airfield.
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