A ≈ 50 min di distanzaMirante do Vale- Distanza
- 3,9 km

Flight students based on the tarmac balance limited night flying permissions against constant rotary-wing operations.
The airfield began as the original aviation hub for the metropolis, taking its name from Champ de Mars in Paris and ancient Rome. Early passenger services operated from these runways until recurring river floods and surging flight volumes forced commercial carriers to shift operations toward Congonhas. The grounds also endured aerial bombardment during the Constitutionalist Revolution before military aviation units relocated.
Today the runways support executive aviation, flight instruction, and substantial helicopter movements. The site serves as headquarters for the São Paulo Flying Club and hosts a regional command of the Brazilian Air Force. Private operator Pax Aeroportos manages the facilities under a long-term concession, maintaining strict limits on after-dark runway access that restrict nocturnal departures almost entirely to rotary aircraft.
Beyond routine flight operations, the grounds hold notable civic significance for the metropolis. Pope Benedict celebrated an outdoor liturgy on the tarmac to canonize Frei Galvão before massive congregations. Formal agreements between national and municipal authorities designate parts of the perimeter for an aviation museum, preserving the airfield where civil pilot training and domestic airline services initially took root.
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