Andalgalá Airport (ICAO: SA35) is a small domestic airfield located in Andalgalá, in the Catamarca Province of northwestern Argentina. It serves a town known for its copper and gold mining activity in the surrounding Andean foothills. The airport handles limited regional traffic and does not operate scheduled commercial airline services on a regular basis. It primarily supports general aviation, charter flights, and operations related to the local mining industry. Andalgalá sits at a notable elevation given its Andean location, which can affect aircraft performance. The facility is modest in infrastructure and lacks the amenities of larger Argentine commercial airports.