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General Enrique Mosconi Airport (TTG/SAST) is a regional airport serving Tartagal, a city in northern Salta Province, Argentina, near the Bolivian border and the Chaco Salteño. Named after General Enrique Mosconi, the first president of Argentina's state oil company YPF, it supports scheduled domestic flights, general aviation, and traffic linked to the region's oil and gas industry. Its location makes it a practical gateway to Tartagal and nearby communities such as Aguaray and Embarcación.
💡 Local Tip
Because the terminal is small and may only open around scheduled flights, confirm opening hours before arriving early; otherwise you may wait outside in the heat. Carry small bills in Argentine pesos for taxi or remis fares, as card acceptance can be inconsistent.
🚖 Getting There
Taxis and remises are the most reliable way to reach Tartagal; there is no dedicated airport bus, so arrange a pickup or confirm the fare before leaving. The airport is south of the city near the RN34 corridor, and the drive takes about 15–25 minutes. If you are renting a car, book in advance because on-site rental options are limited.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the airport code for General Enrique Mosconi Airport?
A: The IATA code is TTG and the ICAO code is SAST.
Q: Where is the airport located?
A: It is about 10–15 km south of Tartagal city center in Salta Province, northern Argentina.
Q: What airlines serve Tartagal?
A: Scheduled service varies; Aerolíneas Argentinas and regional operators have served the airport in the past. Check current schedules before travel.
Q: How far is it to the city?
A: The drive to central Tartagal usually takes 15–25 minutes by taxi or remis, depending on traffic and road conditions.
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