Small general aviation airfield in the Pyrenean highlands of Catalonia.
Location
Alp, Spain
La Cerdanya Airfield (ICAO: LECD) is a small general aviation aerodrome located near the town of Alp in the comarca of La Cerdanya, in the Pyrenean region of Catalonia, Spain. Situated at an elevation of approximately 1,130 metres above sea level, the airfield serves private pilots, sport aviation, and light aircraft operations in the surrounding mountain area.
The airfield does not handle scheduled commercial airline services and has no IATA code. It is primarily used for recreational flying, skydiving, gliding, and aerial tourism, taking advantage of the scenic Pyrenean landscape. Its single grass or asphalt runway accommodates small general aviation aircraft suited to the high-altitude environment.
La Cerdanya is a cross-border region shared between Spain and France, and the airfield serves as a local aviation hub for this relatively remote but popular tourist area known for skiing and mountain activities.
Getting to & from
The airfield is accessible by road from the town of Alp and the broader La Cerdanya valley, with no dedicated public transport links.
Airlines here
No commercial airlines operate at La Cerdanya Airfield; it is exclusively used by general aviation and sport aviation operators.
Notable facts
- ›Located at approximately 1,130 metres above sea level in the Pyrenees.
- ›Serves general aviation, sport aviation, gliding, and skydiving operations.
- ›No scheduled commercial air services or IATA code assigned.
- ›Situated in La Cerdanya, a cross-border region between Spain and France.
- ›The area is a popular destination for skiing and mountain tourism.
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