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Héroes de Malvinas Airport serves the city of Tandil in Buenos Aires Province, Argentina, offering a single long hard-surfaced runway equipped with an ILS. Its runway length and instrument approach make it a straightforward destination for simulator pilots flying larger types or practising instrument procedures in the Argentine pampas.
Héroes de Malvinas Airport lies at Tandil, a city in Buenos Aires Province, Argentina. It is built around a single long runway substantial enough to handle a wide range of aircraft, and it is equipped with an ILS, making it a useful field for simulator pilots wanting to fly an instrument approach in this part of the country.
The airport sits at Tandil, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina, at coordinates 37°14'S, 59°14'W and an elevation of 561 feet.
The airfield has one physical runway, 01/19, running 8,352 feet on a hard surface. Both ends are lit, and runway 19 is served by an ILS, giving pilots a straight-in instrument approach option from the south-southwest.
Radio services published for the field include Approach on 119.4 MHz and Arrival on 120.9 MHz, with Tower also listed on 119.4 MHz. Runway 19 is supported by an ILS for instrument approaches.