Santos Nero Moura Air Base / Guarujá Airport — Guarujá, Brazil

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Looking for the Guarujá airport code? Santos Nero Moura Air Base / Guarujá Airport's IATA code is SSZ (ICAO: SBST).

Distance & flight time from SSZ

Santos Nero Moura Air Base / Guarujá Airport

SSZ refers to a joint civil-military aviation facility associated with Guarujá on the coast of São Paulo state, Brazil, historically linked to the Santos Air Force Base and Nero Moura Air Base designation. The site supports both Brazilian Air Force operations and limited civil aviation activity serving the Santos and Guarujá metropolitan coastal area, a region known for its port activity and beach tourism. As a shared-use airfield, SSZ accommodates general aviation and smaller aircraft alongside military training and coastal patrol functions. Its dual role illustrates a common pattern in Brazil where military bases also provide essential civilian air access to coastal communities lacking dedicated commercial airports.

Runways at Santos Nero Moura Air Base / Guarujá Airport (SSZ)

RunwayLengthWidthSurface
17/354560 ft (1390 m)148 ft (45 m)ASP

Radio frequencies for Santos Nero Moura Air Base / Guarujá Airport (SSZ)

TypeDescriptionFrequency
APPSAO PAULO APP119.25 MHz
APPSAO PAULO APP120.25 MHz
APPSAO PAULO APP121.4 MHz
APPSAO PAULO APP121.5 MHz
APPSAO PAULO APP129.5 MHz
APPSAO PAULO APP132.1 MHz
APPSAO PAULO APP135.75 MHz
TWRRADIO SANTOS118.65 MHz
TWRAFIS SANTOS132.225 MHz

Airports near Santos Nero Moura Air Base / Guarujá Airport (SSZ)

SSZ denotes the Guarujá/Santos area's joint civil-military airfield in Brazil, combining Air Force operations with general aviation service for this coastal region.

FAQ

What is the IATA code for Santos Nero Moura Air Base / Guarujá Airport?

The IATA code for Santos Nero Moura Air Base / Guarujá Airport is SSZ.

What is the ICAO code for Santos Nero Moura Air Base / Guarujá Airport?

The ICAO code for Santos Nero Moura Air Base / Guarujá Airport is SBST. IATA codes are 3 letters used for baggage tags and booking; ICAO codes are 4 letters used by air traffic control and pilots.