Macon Charnay Airport (LFLM)

Aéro-Café, a well-regarded restaurant in a new building with a barrel roof, is located directly at the guest aircraft parking area. An aeroclub and restaurant are present on the field and appear active. The airport has a concrete apron for visiting aircraft and a 1230-meter asphalt runway. Walking into town is possible but can be a long walk; taxis may be difficult to obtain at times, though taxi contact information is posted at the aeroclub window. Accommodation within walking distance includes www.moulindugastronome.com. Maintenance support is available on the field, described as helpful and accommodating. Fuel (including Avgas) is available, sometimes requiring BP card payment; weekend services may be limited, with no fuel but also no landing fees in such cases. Caution is advised when parking on grass due to potentially soft ground. The official tower is only sporadically staffed; air-to-air communication in French is standard, and staff are described as friendly and helpful.