Sauce Viejo Airport– SFN
Sauce Viejo Airport, which translates to Aeropuerto de Santa Fe – Sauce Viejo in Spanish, is a public airport that serves the city of Santa Fe, Argentina. Located in the Santa Fe Province, the airport is just 6 miles southwest of the city. Sauce Viejo Airport is served by the airlines Aerolíneas Argentinas and FLYEST with destinations to cities like Buenos Aires and Reconquista in Argentina. The airport is operated by the Government of the Province of Santa Fe.
Best Time to Visit
Built in 2005, the Sauce ViejoAirport is set at an elevation of 59 feet above mean sea level with a single asphalt runway that measures 7,628 feet in length. Within the airport grounds, there is also a 32,000-square-feet terminal as well as a parking area that is large enough to house 150 vehicles. Parana and Santo Tome are also near the airport.
What to Do & Area Attractions
Santa Fe is a popular travel destination in Argentina, so there is a wide range of hotels in and around the city. To stay near the Sauce Viejo Airport, travelers can book at Casa Calma Hotel, Hotel Escala Uno, or Hotel Riomio. All three hotels are under three minutes from the airport by car. Around 7 miles from the airport are the cozy accommodations of Hotel De Campo Colon and the Hotel Puerto Amarras.
Sauce Viejo Airport serves the city of Santa Fe and other nearby cities, but there are more airports in the surrounding areas that may give travelers other options for regional and international transport. The closest airports to Santa Fe include General Justo José de Urquiza Airport (PRA) in Parana, Argentina and Rosario - Islas Malvinas International Airport in Rosario, Argentina.
