Auxerre Branches airport — Auxerre, France

Auxerre-Branches Airport (AUF) serves Auxerre, a city in the Burgundy region of north-central France known for its wine industry and medieval architecture. Elevation reaches 523 feet, and the single runway here mainly supports general aviation and small charter flights instead of scheduled commercial airline routes. Auxerre lies along the Yonne River, and the airport gives pilots and private aviation users a convenient point of access without the longer drive toward Paris's major airports. Flight training and light aircraft activity make up much of the traffic here, consistent with many small regional French airfields of similar size. Facilities remain modest, reflecting the airport's role as a local rather than national aviation hub.