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Overview

The Curitiba FIR has eleven terminal control areas (TMA), each served by an approach control unit (APP). This page gathers, for each TMA, its limits, airspace class, ATS surveillance, VFR circulation and the top-down coverage order used on the network. Each TMA has its own page, with a map, volumes, ATC units, top-down coverage and VFR circulation.

Map interactivity

Click a TMA or CTR to see a summary and a link to its page. Colors show the airspace class. Use the layer control in the top right corner to change the base map and toggle TMAs, CTRs and the FIR boundary.

Summary

TMA Position Freq. Limits Class Surveillance Aerodromes
SBWE · Macaé SBWE_APP 119.450 500 FT – FL145 C Radar SBME, SBES, SBCB, SBCP, SBFS
SBWG · Campo Grande SBWG_APP 119.350 4500 FT – FL145 C Radar SBCG
SBWI · Foz SBWI_APP 120.300 3500 FT – FL195 A C Radar SBFI
SBWJ · Rio de Janeiro SBWJ_APP 119.000 1000 FT – FL245 A C Radar SBGL, SBRJ, SBJR, SBSC, SBAF, SBMI
SBWM · Santa Maria SBWM_APP 119.350 4500 FT – FL145 C Radar SBSM
SBWP · Porto Alegre SBWP_APP 129.600 3500 FT – FL195 A C Radar SBPA, SBCO
SBWT · Curitiba SBWT_APP 119.950 4500 FT – FL195 A C Radar SBCT, SBBI, SBJV
SBXF · Florianópolis SBXF_APP 119.650 1500 FT – FL195 A C D Radar SBFL, SBNF, SBJV
SBXG · Prudente SBXG_APP 125.450 4500 FT – FL145 D Procedural SBDN
SBXO · Londrina SBXO_APP 129.700 4500 FT – FL145 D Radar SBLO, SBMG
SBXP · São Paulo SBXP_APP 119.600 3600 FT – FL245 A C Radar SBGR, SBSP, SBKP, SBMT, SBJD, SBSJ, SDCO, SBST

How to read this page

  • Airspace class. In classes A and C all flights are controlled and separated. Class A only admits IFR. In class C, VFR is separated from IFR and receives traffic information on other VFR. In class D, IFR is only separated from IFR, and VFR only receives traffic information. All require a clearance to enter.
  • ATS surveillance. Shows whether, in the real world, the TMA is listed in AIP ENR 1.6 as covered by radar. All TMAs in the FIR are listed except Prudente. In the others the real-world service is procedural: separation by time, DME distance, levels and position reports. On the network, the controller client shows all traffic; this information is a reference for realistic operations.
  • Top-down coverage. When the APP is offline, the TMA is covered by the first online position in the listed order, as defined in the FIR sector package.
  • ATZ. Aerodrome traffic zone around controlled aerodromes. The AIP publishes no class for ATZs.
  • VFR circulation. Summarizes the rules published in the AIP (AD 2.22 and ENR 2.1) and points to the special VFR routes chart (CCV REA), when one exists.

Sources: VATSIM Brasil SBCW sector package (lateral limits, positions, frequencies and top-down coverage) and AIP Brasil, AIRAC A 17/2026 (classes, vertical limits, ATS surveillance and VFR rules).

Precedence

Content for flight simulation. The following prevail, in this order: the current official aeronautical publication, the sector package distributed by VATSIM Brasil (callsigns, frequencies and logons) and the current VATSIM policy.