La Gran Guardia International Airport

La Gran Guardia International Airport (IATA : LGG , ICAO : KLGG , FAA LID : LGG ), commonly known as AIGG (with each of its letters pronounced individually), is the second international airport serving the City of Bloxburg and its surrounding metropolitan area.

LGG is located in the district of Gran Santa Fe North (Bloxburg) 80 km ( 286 kilo-studs ) north of downtown Bloxburg, with the commercial and residential areas of Santa Fe North to the north.  LGG is the city's second airport. The facility is owned and operated by Bloxburg World Airports (BCWA), an agency of the City of Bloxburg government, formerly known as the Department of Airports.  The airport covers 3,500 acres (1,400 ha or 180.7 kilo-studs² ) of land and has four parallel runways.

In 2012, the Bloxburg Council selected 640 acres (33.04 kilo-studs² ) in the southern part of Santa Fe for a new airport.  Wheat , barley and bean fields were converted to dirt runways with no terminal buildings.  It was named La Gran Guardia by the Bloxburgsence District. The origin of this second airport is due to the fact that Coeptus International Airport is one of the busiest Internationally worldwide, so the maintenance was more expensive, so the government decided to build another one at the beginning of September 2013. Finally in December 2019 the airport officially opened. It is also a hub for Oofthansa.

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