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Presidente Juscelino Kubitschek International Airport serves Brasília, the capital of Brazil, from a field 3458 feet above sea level in the Federal District. It is a large, ILS-equipped facility with two long hard-surfaced runways, making it a significant hub for both airline and general aviation traffic in the region.
Presidente Juscelino Kubitschek International Airport (ICAO SBBR) is the principal airport serving Brasília, the federal capital of Brazil. It sits at an elevation of 3458 feet and is built to handle substantial airline traffic, with two long, hard-surfaced runways each fitted with an instrument landing system, making it a capable destination for both jet and general aviation operations in a simulator.
The airport lies at coordinates 15.8711 S, 47.9186 W in the Federal District surrounding Brasília.
The airport has two physical runways, both hard-surfaced and lit. Runway 11R/29L is 10,780 feet long, and runway 11L/29R is approximately 10,493 to 10,494 feet long. Both runways are equipped with ILS approaches.
Brasília Approach operates on 119.2 MHz. The ATIS broadcasts on 127.8 MHz. Clearance delivery and ground both use 121.8 MHz. An operations frequency is available on 122.5 MHz, and Brasília Metro (PMSV, meteorological information) transmits on 132.6 MHz. Brasília Tower works on 118.45 MHz. Both runways are served by ILS approaches.