Comodoro Pedro Zanni Airport — Pehuajó, Argentina

Comodoro Pedro Zanni Airport (PEH) serves Pehuajó, a city in Argentina's Buenos Aires Province known for its agricultural economy centered on cattle ranching and grain production in the Pampas region. The airport is named after Pedro Zanni, an early Argentine aviator celebrated for pioneering long-distance flights in the 1920s. PEH primarily supports general aviation, agricultural aircraft used for crop spraying, and small charter operations rather than scheduled commercial airline service. Pehuajó's economy and identity are deeply tied to farming, and the airport reflects that role as infrastructure supporting rural aviation needs rather than passenger transport, with most travelers to the town using road connections to Buenos Aires instead.