Los Tricahues Airport
Mialqui, Chile
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Los Tricahues Airport
Mialqui, Chile
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Small regional airfield serving Chile's Mialqui area.
Location
Mialqui, Chile
Los Tricahues Airport (ICAO: SCMI) is a small general aviation airfield located near Mialqui in Chile's interior. It serves the surrounding rural region and is not served by scheduled commercial airline services.
The airport takes its name from the Tricahue parrot (Cyanoliseus patagonus bloxami), a species native to Chile's central valleys. Facilities are minimal, catering primarily to private aircraft, agricultural operations, and light general aviation traffic.
Notable facts
- ›ICAO code is SCMI; the airport has no assigned IATA code.
- ›Named after the Tricahue parrot, a species native to Chile's central valleys.
- ›Serves general aviation and private aircraft rather than scheduled commercial flights.
- ›Located in a rural area of Chile with limited infrastructure.
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Los Tricahues Airport, is an airport serving Mialqui (es), a village in the Coquimbo Region of Chile.
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