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General E. Mosconi Airport serves Comodoro Rivadavia on the Atlantic coast of Chubut Province, Argentina, offering a long, ILS-equipped runway well suited to both VFR and instrument arrivals in this windswept stretch of Patagonia. A shorter cross runway provides an alternative when the prevailing Patagonian winds favour a different alignment.
General E. Mosconi Airport lies at Comodoro Rivadavia in Chubut Province, on Argentina's southern Atlantic coast. It is built around a single long hard-surfaced main runway equipped with an ILS, complemented by a shorter cross runway, making it a capable destination for simulator pilots flying VFR or IFR sorties through Patagonia.
The airfield sits at an elevation of 128 feet, at coordinates 45.7853 S, 67.4656 W, on the outskirts of Comodoro Rivadavia, a coastal city in Chubut Province in southern Argentina.
The airport has two physical runways. The main runway, 07/25, is 9,192 feet long, hard-surfaced and lit, with an ILS serving the approach to runway 25. The secondary runway, 12/30, is a shorter cross strip of 4,337 feet, also lit.
Arrivals are worked by Comodoro Con on 124.3 MHz, with tower service provided by Comodoro Twr on 119.9 MHz. An ILS is available for the approach to runway 25.
The main runway's length and ILS reflect the airport's role in handling larger and scheduled traffic into Comodoro Rivadavia, while the shorter 12/30 runway offers flexibility for smaller aircraft when wind conditions require a different alignment.