General Alvear Airport

The airport was closed due to a change in land use. The site was repurposed and converted into the 'Autódromo Municipal de General Alvear', a municipal car racetrack, to serve local motorsports interests.

The site is currently the 'Autódromo Municipal de General Alvear'. The former airfield grounds and runways have been fully transformed into a dirt racetrack that hosts various local and regional car racing events. The location is still sometimes referred to locally as the 'predio del ex aeroclub' (the grounds of the former aeroclub).

The airport was the home of the Aeroclub General Alvear. Its primary function was to support the local community through general aviation activities. This included flight training for new pilots, recreational flying, and providing a base for agricultural aviation (aeroaplicación), such as crop dusting, which is a vital service in the surrounding agricultural region of the Pampas. The airfield consisted of two unpaved runways and did not handle scheduled commercial passenger services.

There are no known plans or prospects for reopening the airport. The complete and permanent conversion of the land into a dedicated motorsports facility makes a return to aviation activities highly unlikely and economically unfeasible.