Casa De Campo International Airport guide

La Romana Casa De Campo International Airport sits on the southeastern coast of the Dominican Republic, built to serve the Casa de Campo resort and the surrounding sugar country around the city of La Romana. It opened in December 2000, replacing the older Punta Águila airstrip that had handled the area's traffic before it. The city of La Romana owns the field; Central Romana Corporation, the sugar and tourism company behind Casa de Campo, operates it.

A single runway, 2,950 metres of concrete, handles everything from widebody charters to the private aircraft that make up a large share of the airport's traffic — it receives more general-aviation movements than any other airport in the country. Scheduled and seasonal charter flights connect the airport to Miami, Montréal, and cities across Germany, Italy, France, Spain, Portugal and the United Kingdom, reflecting the resort's mixed North American and European clientele.

Traffic stayed close to 145,000 passengers a year through 2023 and 2024, enough to rank La Romana among the Dominican Republic's five busiest airports despite carrying a fraction of the volume of the country's Punta Cana or Santo Domingo hubs.