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Millau-Larzac Airfield is a small uncontrolled aerodrome set high on the Larzac plateau in southern France, close to the town of Millau in the Occitanie region. Its notably high elevation and the surrounding limestone plateau terrain make it a distinctive destination for the VFR pilot exploring this part of the Massif Central.
Millau-Larzac Airfield is a small airfield serving the town of Millau in Occitanie, sitting on the Larzac plateau in the south of France close to the A75 motorway. It is a modest general-aviation field rather than a commercial airport, and its appeal to a visiting VFR pilot lies chiefly in its elevated, plateau-top setting and the surrounding limestone landscape of the Larzac.
The airfield lies at coordinates 43.9892N, 3.1833E near L'Hospitalet-du-Larzac, on the high Larzac plateau above the town of Millau. At an elevation of 2589 feet it is one of the higher-sited airfields in this part of France, which pilots should factor into density-altitude and terrain-clearance planning. No specific controlled airspace detail is available, and the field is served by an AFIS station rather than full air traffic control, consistent with operation in uncontrolled airspace.
Millau-Larzac has a single physical runway, 14/32, of hard surface construction and lit. Runway 14 is 4315 feet long and Runway 32 is 3927 feet long, the difference reflecting the differing thresholds along the strip. There is no ILS or other instrument approach aid at the field.
The airfield is served by an Aerodrome Flight Information Service under the callsign MILLAU INFO, operating on a frequency of 120.8 MHz. No navigational aids or instrument approach procedures are available at Millau-Larzac, so arrivals and departures are conducted visually.
The airfield's own site describes practical information for visitors along with aeronautical charts and details of aerial and tourist flying activities based there, indicating that Millau-Larzac remains active for light aviation and leisure flying in addition to any local training use.