Toledo - Luiz Dalcanale Filho Municipal Airport Guide

Luiz Dalcanale Filho Municipal Airport serves Toledo, a city in western Paraná state, Brazil. It lies about 6 km northeast of downtown at 561 metres above sea level. The ICAO code is SBTD, and the Municipality of Toledo operates the airport under the supervision of Aeroportos do Paraná. Some sources spell the name Luiz dal Canalle Filho.

The airport has one asphalt runway, 02/20, which is 1,670 metres long. ANAC certified it in December 2019 with reference code 2C. A special authorisation allows ATR-72 turboprops to operate only in visual meteorological conditions, and only when no other aircraft occupies a main apron parking position.

Scheduled service has come and gone. Sol Linhas Aéreas operated the last regular flights, which ended in 2011. In 2018 the Paraná state government announced a daily Azul flight to Curitiba (Afonso Pena), supported by a state tax incentive on aviation fuel. The airport recorded 719 passengers and 349 aircraft operations in 2009. A federal commitment signed in 2023 funds the installation of PAPI approach path indicators on the runway, and the airport counted 2,608 aircraft operations in 2025.