Gómez Farías Airport

While no official reason is publicly available, the closure was most likely due to economic factors. Small, private airstrips in rural areas are often closed when they are no longer financially viable for their owners to maintain, or when the land becomes more valuable for other purposes. Given the airport's location in a major agricultural region, it is probable that its use declined or the land was repurposed for direct cultivation.

The airport is permanently closed and defunct. Current satellite imagery shows that the site of the former dirt runway has been reclaimed for agriculture. The faint outline of the runway is still visible, but it is overgrown with vegetation and has been bisected by farm tracks or irrigation ditches, rendering it completely unusable for any aviation purposes. There are no remaining structures such as hangars or terminal buildings.

Gómez Farías Airport was a small, unpaved rural airstrip. It held no significance for commercial passenger or major military operations. Its primary purpose was to serve the local community's general aviation needs, which in this region predominantly means supporting the agricultural industry. It was likely used by crop-dusting aircraft for fumigation of the surrounding orchards and fields, as well as for private transportation by local ranch owners or businesses.

There are no known plans, proposals, or prospects for reopening the Gómez Farías Airport. The land has been converted to agricultural use, and the economic and logistical justification for re-establishing a private airstrip at this location appears to be non-existent. Its reopening is considered extremely unlikely.