Alô Brasil Heliport

Land redevelopment for industrial use. The area was acquired and completely redeveloped to build a large-scale logistics park. The closure was driven by economic factors, repurposing the rural land for a high-value commercial and industrial facility.

The site has been completely transformed and is now occupied by the 'Goodman Caximba A' logistics park, a large, modern warehouse and distribution center. All traces of the former landing site have been permanently erased by this industrial development.

The 'Alô Brasil Heliport' was likely a small, private, and possibly unpaved visual flight rules (VFR) landing site, likely serving a local farm (fazenda) or private business owner. The ICAO code 'BR-2060' is a non-official identifier used in some third-party aviation databases, as official Brazilian aerodrome codes begin with the letter 'S' (e.g., SDMC, SBMT). The heliport handled no known scheduled, commercial, or significant general aviation operations, and its historical impact is considered minimal.

Zero. The site has been fully and permanently redeveloped into a major industrial complex. There are no plans, nor is there any physical space, for the heliport to be re-established at this location.