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Saint-Gaudens - Montréjeau is a small grass airfield in the foothills of the Pyrenees, close to Moulins in the Occitanie region of southern France. With a single short grass runway and no published radio service, it is a field for pilots comfortable with basic, uncontrolled grass-strip operations.
Saint-Gaudens - Montréjeau (LFIM) is a small aerodrome serving the area around Moulins in the Occitanie region of southern France, in the shadow of the Pyrenees. It is a modest, unlit grass field of the kind found across rural France, offering VFR pilots a quiet destination away from controlled traffic.
The airfield lies at an elevation of 1316 feet, at coordinates 43.1075N, 0.6192E, in the Occitanie region near Moulins. There is no indication of controlled airspace at the field itself; pilots should check current French airspace charts for any nearby restricted or controlled zones before flight.
The airfield has a single grass runway, oriented 07/25. Runway 07 has a landing distance of 2451 feet, while runway 25 offers 2064 feet, both surfaced in grass. There is no ILS or other instrument approach aid.
No communications frequency is published for the field, and there is no known callsign or air-ground service. Pilots should expect this to be a self-announcing or blind-broadcast field and should exercise appropriate caution when arriving or departing.
Given the short grass runway and absence of published radio facilities, this is a basic aerodrome typical of small French flying sites. Pilots planning a visit should treat it as an uncontrolled field with minimal infrastructure and confirm current conditions and any permission requirements before arrival.
