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Drone Rules for Braspress Transportes Urgentes | Santo Amaro - STO

São Paulo, São Paulo (SP) • Brazil
Rua Arnaldo Magniccaro, 521 - Módulo 1 - Jurubatuba, São Paulo - SP, 04691-060, Brazil
Lat: -23.6752 • Lng: -46.6934
Air Not allowed Last updated: May 28, 2026
Summary
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The airspace over and surrounding Braspress Transportes Urgentes (Santo Amaro Branch) on Rua Arnaldo Magniccaro (Jurubatuba, São Paulo, SP) is classified as a highly restricted Commercial Logistics Hub, High-Density Industrial Facility, and Critical Airport Approach Vector.

The Braspress Transportes Urgentes branch in Jurubatuba/Santo Amaro is a heavily active regional cargo distribution terminal. Situated on Rua Arnaldo Magniccaro, this sprawling facility handles a high volume of heavy freight trucks, automated sorting platforms, and continuous logistics workflows embedded within the busy industrial fabric of southern São Paulo.

To legally operate a drone anywhere near this facility, operators must strictly register their aircraft with ANAC, secure mandatory third-party liability insurance, and obtain explicit digital airspace approval from the Department of Airspace Control via the SARPAS NG portal. Unauthorized flights will be intercepted by local property security, and operators face heavy federal fines, equipment confiscation, and criminal charges for endangering public transportation infrastructure.

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Rule sources
  • https://publicacoes.decea.mil.br/publicacao/ICA-100-40 — Under strict DECEA instruction ICA 100-40 and ANAC urban aviation safety frameworks, the airspace over Rua Arnaldo Magniccaro operates under stringent altitude caps and strict exclusion rings to maintain separation from Congonhas flight lines and secure local industrial operations.
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