Casa De Campo International Airport — La Romana, Dominican Republic

Casa de Campo International Airport, identified as LRM, occupies the southeastern coast of the Dominican Republic near La Romana, a town that grew up around what was once one of the world's largest sugar mills. Today the area is better known for the Casa de Campo resort, a sprawling luxury property built around Pete Dye's celebrated Teeth of the Dog golf course, routed dramatically along the Caribbean shoreline, and Altos de Chavón, a hilltop village built to resemble a 16th-century Mediterranean town, complete with an amphitheater that has hosted major concerts. LRM caters heavily to private and charter aviation serving these upscale visitors, alongside a smaller volume of scheduled flights from the United States and elsewhere. The airport gives affluent travelers a direct route into the resort without the longer transfer from Punta Cana or Santo Domingo. Its runway and facilities are modest but well-equipped for the business jet traffic that forms a notable share of its arrivals.