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Governador José Richa Airport (SBLO/LDB) serves Londrina in the state of Paraná, Brazil, sitting at a field elevation of 1,837 feet. The field offers a single main hard runway pairing, air traffic control services, and no instrument landing system, making it a straightforward VFR and IFR destination for pilots operating in the region.
Governador José Richa Airport, identified by the ICAO code SBLO and IATA code LDB, is the principal airport serving the city of Londrina in the state of Paraná, Brazil. It handles scheduled domestic airline services alongside general aviation traffic, and for a simulator pilot it offers a single long hard-surfaced runway with tower control, making it a useful and accessible destination for regional flights within southern Brazil.
The airport lies at coordinates 23.3303 S, 51.1367 W, at an elevation of 1,837 feet, serving the city of Londrina in Paraná state, Brazil.
The airfield has one physical runway, orientated 13/31. Runway 31 is 7,069 feet long and runway 13 is 5,797 feet long; both are hard-surfaced and lit. There is no ILS available at the field.
Pilots can expect the following frequencies at Londrina: Approach on 129.7 MHz, ATIS on 127.675 MHz, and Tower on 118.4 MHz. The field is served by air traffic control rather than a simple advisory service.
Governador José Richa Airport continues to provide scheduled domestic airline services for Londrina and the surrounding region, alongside general aviation movements, and is equipped with tower-controlled air traffic services.