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Patagonian gateway serving the coastal city of Puerto Deseado.
- ›Located in Santa Cruz Province, one of Argentina's most sparsely populated regions.
- ›Puerto Deseado is known as a gateway to Ría Deseado, a protected marine wildlife area.
- ›The airport serves a city with an economy centered on fishing and petroleum industries.
- ›LADE, operated by the Argentine Air Force, provides subsidized regional air service to the airport.
- ›Patagonian wind conditions can be a significant operational factor for flights at this airport.
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Puerto Deseado Airport is an airport serving Puerto Deseado, a port town at the mouth of the Deseado River in the Santa Cruz Province of Argentina. As of February 2012, no scheduled services are operated.
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Puerto Deseado Airport
Puerto Deseado Airport is an airport serving Puerto Deseado, a port town at the mouth of the Deseado River in the Santa Cruz Province of Argentina. As of February 2012, no scheduled services are operated.
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