Curuzu Cuatia Airport — Curuzu Cuatia, Argentina

Curuzú Cuatiá Airport, carrying the code UZU, serves the town of Curuzú Cuatiá in Argentina's Corrientes province, a region characterized by extensive cattle ranching and agricultural production within the fertile Mesopotamia area between the Paraná and Uruguay rivers. This small regional airport supports domestic connections linking the agricultural town to Buenos Aires and other provincial centers, facilitating business travel tied to the area's ranching economy. UZU's modest facilities are typical of Argentina's provincial aviation network, built primarily to serve local commerce rather than tourism. The surrounding Corrientes countryside, known for its wetlands and traditional gaucho culture, relies on airports like UZU to maintain connectivity across Argentina's sparsely populated interior provinces.