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Itanhaém Airport (SDIM), formally the Antônio Ribeiro Nogueira Jr. State Airport, is a small public aerodrome serving the coastal town of Itanhaém on the São Paulo state coast of Brazil. It has no scheduled airline services and is of interest to visiting VFR pilots mainly as a general aviation field close to the sea.
Itanhaém Airport, known officially as the Antônio Ribeiro Nogueira Jr. State Airport, lies close to the town of Itanhaém on the coast of São Paulo state, Brazil. It is a public-use general aviation field with no scheduled airline traffic, operated by Rede Voa, and offers a straightforward coastal destination for pilots flying light aircraft in the region.
The airport sits near the town of Itanhaém, on the São Paulo state coastline, about 4 km (2 mi) from the town centre. No further detail on the surrounding airspace classification or nearby controlled airspace is available.
Itanhaém has a single physical runway aligned 15/33, with a hard surface. The 33 threshold measures 4,433 ft and the 15 threshold 4,432 ft, giving an effective runway length of roughly 4,430 ft. The field elevation is 10 ft. There is no ILS or other instrument approach aid.
No communications frequencies are published for Itanhaém Airport, and it has no instrument landing system. Pilots planning a visit should be prepared for an airfield without an active radio service or published navaids.
The airport was previously operated by the state aviation authority DAESP. On 15 March 2017 the government of the State of São Paulo granted a concession to operate the facility to Voa São Paulo, and it has since been run under the Rede Voa network.
Itanhaém Airport is a public-use aerodrome with no scheduled flights, operated by Rede Voa. It serves general aviation traffic for the Itanhaém area on the São Paulo coast.