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Avignon-Caumont Airport (ICAO LFMV, IATA AVN) serves the historic city of Avignon in the Vaucluse department of Provence-Alpes-Côte-d'Azur, France. It combines a substantial lit hard runway for scheduled and general aviation traffic with two shorter grass strips, making it a versatile stop for VFR pilots touring Provence.
Avignon-Caumont Airport lies a short distance from the city of Avignon, in the Vaucluse department of Provence-Alpes-Côte-d'Azur. Known by the IATA code AVN, it is a medium-sized aerodrome that combines scheduled airline movements with general aviation activity, and its mix of a long lit hard runway alongside two grass strips gives it a varied character that will interest visiting VFR pilots.
The airfield sits at coordinates 43.9067N, 4.9019E, at an elevation of 112 feet, close to the city of Avignon in the Vaucluse.
The main physical runway, 17/35, is a hard-surfaced, lit runway measuring 5504 feet on the 17 threshold and 5137 feet on the 35 threshold. Alongside it are two grass runways: 17R/35L, at 2299 feet, and the shorter 17L/35R, at 1539 feet; neither of the grass runways is lit.
Avignon-Caumont provides an approach, tower and ATIS service. Approach is available on 120.875 MHz, callsign AVIGNON APP; the ATIS broadcasts on 120.825 MHz as AVIGNON ATIS; and the tower operates on 122.6 MHz as AVIGNON TWR. No ILS approach is available at the field.
Avignon-Caumont continues to handle both scheduled airline services and general aviation traffic, with its long hard runway suited to airliners and its two grass strips available for lighter aircraft.
