Laguna San Rafael Airport (ICAO: SCRF) is a small airstrip located in the Aysén Region of Chilean Patagonia, serving the remote Laguna San Rafael National Park. The airport provides access to one of Chile's most isolated and pristine wilderness areas, which is a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and home to the San Rafael Glacier. The airstrip primarily supports light aircraft, charter flights, and occasional government or emergency operations rather than scheduled commercial airline service. Due to the extreme remoteness of the location, air travel is one of the few practical means of reaching the area quickly, as road access is extremely limited. The surrounding national park attracts adventurous travelers, researchers, and wildlife enthusiasts. Most visitors arrive by small charter planes or by boat via the network of Patagonian fjords and channels that connect the region to Puerto Montt or Coyhaique.