Andradina Airport

Andradina Airport is a public airport located in the municipality of Andradina, in the state of São Paulo, Brazil. It is officially identified by its ICAO code, SDDN.

Overview

Andradina Airport serves the city of Andradina and the surrounding region. It is primarily categorized as a general aviation airport, accommodating private aircraft, air taxi services, and agricultural aviation operations essential for the local economy, which has strong ties to agriculture and cattle farming. The airport does not typically handle scheduled commercial passenger flights.

Location

The airport is situated within the municipal boundaries of Andradina, a city located in the western portion of the state of São Paulo, Brazil. Its strategic location supports local businesses and residents requiring air travel for private or logistical purposes within the region.

Facilities and Operations

Facilities at Andradina Airport are generally modest, consisting of a single runway and basic infrastructure suitable for light to medium-sized aircraft. Operations are primarily conducted under Visual Flight Rules (VFR) during daylight hours, supporting a range of activities from recreational flying to essential agricultural spraying and business travel. The airport plays a role in connecting Andradina to other regional hubs for private and utility aviation.