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Ubatuba Gastão Madeira State Airport (SDUB/UBT) is a small state-owned aerodrome serving the coastal town of Ubatuba in São Paulo state, Brazil. Sitting at just 10 feet above sea level, it offers a single lit runway suitable for light aircraft and general aviation traffic, making it a useful VFR stop along the São Paulo coastline.
Ubatuba Gastão Madeira State Airport, identified as SDUB (IATA: UBT), is a small airport located at Ubatuba on the coast of São Paulo state, Brazil. It sits at a low elevation of 10 feet and does not offer scheduled airline service, making it primarily a field for general aviation and light aircraft operations.
The airfield lies at coordinates -23.4414, -45.0761, close to the town of Ubatuba on the São Paulo coast in Brazil.
The field has a single physical runway, 09/27, 3089 feet long with a hard surface and lit for night operations. The 09 threshold shows a shorter usable landing distance of 1840 feet, suggesting a displaced threshold or reduced landing distance available from that direction.
No communications frequencies are currently known for the airfield, and there is no ILS installed.
The airport does not handle scheduled airline services and is used mainly for general aviation. It is recorded as the home base for one pilot in an online aviation community.