João Simões Lopes Neto International Airport or Pelotas International Airport (ICAO: SBPK) is located in the extreme south of Brazil, in the city of Pelotas. The current airport emerged as a small passenger station in 1930. It was built and named Pelotas Airport in 1935 by the Civil Aviation Department (DAC).
With a privileged location, the airport serves as the last stopover in Brazil for flights to bases in Antarctica and also receives Brazilian Air Force (FAB) aircraft for training in... João Simões Lopes Neto International Airport or Pelotas International Airport (ICAO: SBPK) is located in the extreme south of Brazil, in the city of Pelotas. The current airport emerged as a small passenger station in 1930. It was built and named Pelotas Airport in 1935 by the Civil Aviation Department (DAC).
With a privileged location, the airport serves as the last stopover in Brazil for flights to bases in Antarctica and also receives Brazilian Air Force (FAB) aircraft for training in the region.
