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Paso De Los Libres Airport

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Medium airport · AOL

Paso De Los Libres Airport.

Paso de los Libres, Argentina · 230 ft elevation. A private-aviation gateway on the Bravo register.

3.9/5

Google rating

38 ratings

0

Operators based

230

Elevation ft

Paso de los Libres, ArgentinaELEV 230 FTMedium airport
3.9

Google rating

38

Google reviews

ratings on Google
230

Field elevation

feet above sea level
8

Nearest alternate

nm to URG

Field standing

8 nm

To the nearest alternate

Rubem Berta Airport (URG), 3 fields within 50 nm.

Overview

Paso De Los Libres Airport (SARL / AOL) is a mid-sized airport serving Paso de los Libres, Argentina. The field lies at an elevation of 230 feet. The field has no airline schedules, which keeps it focused on private and general aviation flying.

AOL has no resident charter fleet; trips here are typically flown by operators repositioning from surrounding airports. Useful alternates include Rubem Berta Airport (URG, 8 nm), Monte Caseros Airport (MCS, 43 nm), and Curuzu Cuatia Airport (UZU, 43 nm). AOL offers a single 7,415-foot paved runway, which supports charter types through the VIP airliner class.

Quotes for flights out of AOL vary with aircraft type, repositioning, and schedule flexibility. Use the cost estimator to model a trip from AOL, or browse verified operators serving the area.

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Field capability

ICAO

SARL

IATA

AOL

FAA / Local

LIB

Elevation

230 ft

Coordinates

29.6894° S · 57.1521° W

Airspace

G · Golf

Size

Medium

Scheduled svc

No

Elevation vs Argentina fields

state range 9–4,685 ft

At 230 ft, AOL sits lower than 61% of the 72 Argentina fields on the register.

Runways & aircraft access

1 runway

longest 7,415 ft

  • 18/36
    7,415 ft × 148 ftAsphaltLighted

Which aircraft can operate here

vs longest paved runway 7,415 ft

AOL's 7,415 ft paved runway typically supports charter aircraft up to VIP airliners.

  • Turboprop3,000 ft
  • Light Jet3,500 ft
  • Midsize Jet4,500 ft
  • Super-Midsize Jet5,000 ft
  • Heavy Jet5,500 ft
  • VIP Airliner6,000 ft

Class minimums are sea-level planning rules of thumb. A specific aircraft's balanced-field length varies with weight, temperature, and field elevation. Confirm performance with the operator.

Access & alternates

Closest alternate fields by great-circle distance, every listing links to its own field brief.

SARL · Paso De Los Libres Airport · Paso de los Libres, Argentina

Flight times from here

Approximate nonstop block times from AOL on a typical midsize charter jet. Faster classes trim these; add positioning and taxi for the real schedule.

DestinationDistanceBlock time
Miami (MIA)3,588 nm8h 45m
Palm Beach (PBI)3,633 nm8h 51m
Houston (HOU)4,177 nm10h 7m
Washington DC (IAD)4,275 nm10h 21m
Austin (AUS)4,277 nm10h 21m
Nashville (BNA)4,288 nm10h 22m
New York (TEB)4,338 nm10h 29m
Dallas (DAL)4,381 nm10h 35m

Common questions

What size private jets can use AOL?
Paso De Los Libres Airport's longest paved runway is 7,415 ft, which typically supports charter aircraft up to VIP airliners. Lighter classes (turboprops, light and midsize jets) operate comfortably; confirm exact performance for a specific tail with the operator, since balanced-field length shifts with weight, temperature, and elevation.
What is the longest runway at AOL?
Paso De Los Libres Airport has one runway; the longest measures 7,415 ft on a paved surface and is lit for night operations.
What is the nearest major airport to AOL?
The closest alternate is Rubem Berta Airport (URG), about 8 nm away, followed by Monte Caseros Airport (MCS) at 43 nm. Operators often position aircraft between these fields depending on ramp space and availability.
How long is a flight from AOL to major cities?
Typical block times on a midsize jet: Miami about 8h 45m (3,588 nm), Palm Beach about 8h 51m (3,633 nm), Houston about 10h 7m (4,177 nm). Faster classes trim these times; add positioning and taxi for the real schedule.

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