Presidente Prudente/Adhemar de Barros State Airport (IATA: PPB, ICAO: SBDN) is an airport located in the municipality of Presidente Prudente, the third largest in movement of the airports managed by DAESP.

In 2009, Gol Linhas Aéreas starts its operations in the city.

On April 15, 2011, Azul Linhas Aéreas starts its operations at the airport.

On May 23, 2011, the former TRIP Linhas Aéreas begins operations at the airport. After a brief interruption due to the restructuring of the company's network, flights were resumed from May 7, 2012 and operated regularly until TRIP was merged into Azul.

On February 4, 2022, it was granted to the private sector, becoming part of the Consortium Aeroportos Paulista (ASP).

After ceasing operations at the airport in September 2002, LATAM Airlines Brasil resumed flights in August 2022.

Dimensions (m): 2,110 x 35 Headboard Designation: 12 - 30 - Predominant Headboard: 12 Maximum slope: 1.4% - Effective slope: 1.25% Floor Type: Asphalt - Floor Resistance (PCN): 38/F/A/X/T Courtyard connection to headboard 12 - PRA (m): 320 x 23 End bearing 30 - PRB (m): 2,100 x 35 Bearing - PRC: 200 x 23 Floor Type: Asphalt Distance from nearest headland (m): 320 Dimensions (m): 61 x 100 - 68 x 100 - 78 x 100 Aircraft Capacity: 6 Aircraft (4 x Boeing 737-800 and 2 x ATR-72) Dist. from Edge to Runway Centerline(m): 150 - Type of Floor: Concrete Instrument aids: NDB - VOR - DME - RNAV Control tower EPTA / Weather Station - Runway Axis Signs Runway Heading Signals - Runway Indicator Signals Taxi Guide Signs - Revolving Beacon - Taxi Lights Track Lights - Obstacle Lights - Windsock Bedside Lights - Patio Lighting Communication Frequencies (VHF): Approach Control - 125.450 MHz | Tower Frequency (Tower) - 118,450 MHz Air Traffic Circuit: Default Available fire category: 6