Cahors Lalbenque airport — Cahors, France

Cahors Lalbenque Airport, coded ZAO, is a small regional airfield located near Cahors in southwestern France's Lot department. The airport primarily serves general aviation, gliding clubs, and light aircraft rather than scheduled commercial airline traffic. Situated in a region celebrated for its medieval architecture, black truffle production, and Malbec wine, ZAO occasionally supports seasonal tourism-related charter flights bringing visitors to explore the Lot Valley's picturesque villages and countryside. Given its limited runway and facilities, Cahors Lalbenque functions mainly as a hub for private pilots, flying enthusiasts, and small aviation clubs based in this scenic rural corner of France.