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| ICAO Code | SCER/ |
| Last Validated | Mar 2010 |
| City | Quintero |
| Position | 32°47'27"S 071°31'18"W |
| Runway(s) | 01/19 |
| Elevation | 12 ft |
Quintero is a very old base military with lots of heritage. It has been refurbished recently and houses various air force units without aircraft. The helicopters of Grupo 9 are said to move in here.
The airfield has a single north-south strip. The buildings and ramps are in the far northwest corner bordering the beach.
The airfield is perched on the beach. From the F-30 northbound road out of Quintero take the Camino A Quintero. This is left at the Juan Pablo II statue. This road runs south along the airfield perimeter.
| 118.300 | Tower |
Regimiento de Artillería Antiaérea| no a/c | |
| Grupo 9 | detachments |
| 722 | Hunter FGA71A |
| Chile - Air Force |
| Chile - Army |
| Chile - Navy |
| Chile - Military Police |
| Chile - Police |
| Antofagasta - Cerro Moreno Intl | |
| Concepción - Carriel Sur Intl | |
| Punta Arenas - Pres. Carlos Ibañez del Campo | |
| Quintero | |
| Rancagua - De la Independencia | |
| Santiago - A.M.Benitez Intl (Pudahuel) | |
| Santiago - El Bosque | |
| Santiago - Eulogio Sánchez (Tobalaba) | |
| Santiago - Municipal de Vitacura | |
| Talca - Panguilemo | |
| Viña del Mar (Torquemada) |
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