there is proof regarding the existence of fort myers city airport. if you wish for more information, reach out to me on discord if you have the app, at gr_clyn.
fort myers city airport was used after page field was taken over by the government for training during ww2. the airport would be used to handle general aviation temporarily, having three runways, with the longest being a 2,000' north to south sod strip. it was closed in 1945 after the USAAF handed page field back.
i like RSW, it's a very quiet and nice airport to be at, when we first went to RSW, there were a few fun stores in the terminal to explore, and a few nice restaurants. i'd say my local airport is a 9.5/10.
i think you might have to go in between security checkpoints to get to different stores though. take that with a grain of salt, considering i haven't been to RSW in 2 years.
freeman's abandoned airfields has good info on the airport
it can also be referred to as alva airfield.
telegraph creek airport was first put on the 1987 usgs topo map.
telegraph creek was supposedly ran by a doctor in the local area of alva, having a 1,800' asphalt northeast/southwest runway, as well as a small ramp and a hanger.
the airstrip was closed between 1992-1994, after a 1994 USGS aerial photo had shown the two ends of the runway being X'd off.
by information i've obtained from freeman's abandoned airfields, the airstrip SUPPOSEDLY was closed after the doctor's death, with his widow X'ing off both ends of the airstrip. currently, photos of the airstrip as of 2010 have shown construction equipment parked in front of the hangar. currently, alva airfield is deteoriating, but is still shown to have a semi-intact runway. as for the condition of the hangar and ramp, if anyone lives in the alva area that sees this comment, if it isn't trespassing, can you maybe check it out, and if you do, just reply to the comment about the state of the hangar and ramp. thanks.
This airport did exist. Recently the "X" at the end of the runway was paved over. The old runway is currently being used as a taxiway for the landing strip across the street.
It was planned to have six runways, with 2 of them 5000 m, 4 of them 4500 m. I don't understand why it was planned to be so long, but it would be really exciting if it were completed.
I was always really excited about the finish of the airport, but sadly, the construction was abandoned. Felipe Angeles is nice too and is way cheaper than building this one, but it's too far away from Mexico City. I hope at some day they could restart the construction because Mexico City really needs a large and close airport.
(From Google Maps the runway shape looked like 5km long. You can measure it.)
The airport is almost completed and is expected to be fully done in 2027. It will replace Douglas Charles Airport immediately after opening. The airport will feature a 3000 m runway.
Reply to @ReefShore316: I couldnβt find any record of such airport named "Lykes Mass Romor Airport." The location also points to a private road with no clear indications of two grass airstrips. Are you sure an airport of such name exists?
Miami Municipal Airport (demolished) Improvements - Miami FL ...Miami Municipal Airport (later Amelia Earhart Field) was Miami's first major airport, built on Glenn Curtiss-donated land, opening in 1929 as a vital hub for airlines like Pan Am and Eastern, famously housing Amelia Earhart's plane before her 1937 global flight; it thrived until the Navy took over in WWII, eventually closing in the 1950s, with its site now mostly developed, leaving only historical memories of its pivotal role in early aviation.
Key Stages:
Origins (Early 1900s - 1928): Aviation pioneer Glenn Curtiss donated land, leading to the construction of the field, initially known as Glenn Curtiss Field.
Miami Municipal Airport (1929-1940s): Became the official Miami Municipal Airport in 1929, hosting major airlines (Eastern, National, Pan Am) and events like the All-American Air Maneuvers.
Amelia Earhart Connection (1937): The field gained fame as the departure point for Amelia Earhart's final, ill-fated world flight attempt, with her Lockheed Electra based there.
WWII & Closure (1942-1950s): The U.S. Navy took over the facility during World War II, and after the war, it was officially closed in the late 1940s/early 1950s, making way for Miami's new, larger International Airport.
Renaming & Legacy (1947): The airport was renamed Amelia Earhart Field in her honor in 1947, though no physical structures remain today, its history lives on.
Lykes Mass Romor Airport is a Private Airfield facillity owned by Madison Leafrunner. The Airfield has Two Runways which were both grass. This new airport established in 2023 was designed for Madisonβs Piper Cherokee and Cessna 206.
Reply to @ReefShore316: Such for a private stol facility. Are you sure Charlie J. Smith cleared out the treesβor flattened the hill yet because of the slope?
MSBB is a private Seaplane base on Marathon florida. It was owned by Jamie rash which also owned Cove dusters Field. The largest plane seen here was a Twin otter that flew to Flying bone fish many times. James Keyback says.. β Iβve wanted to fish for macarellas so i pulled up to this marina and i was suprised to see a Cessna 172 Seaplane on the Dockβ There are two runways 1-19 2362 ft and 8-26 1297 ft and both intersect in a L shape.
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fort myers city airport:
π Fri, 20 Mar 2026
β @labubuairportenthusiast at Fort Myers City Airport, United States
there is proof regarding the existence of fort myers city airport. if you wish for more information, reach out to me on discord if you have the app, at gr_clyn.
fort myers city airport was used after page field was taken over by the government for training during ww2. the airport would be used to handle general aviation temporarily, having three runways, with the longest being a 2,000' north to south sod strip. it was closed in 1945 after the USAAF handed page field back.
this was a fun airport
π Fri, 20 Mar 2026
β @labubuairportenthusiast at Southwest Florida International Airport, United States
i like RSW, it's a very quiet and nice airport to be at, when we first went to RSW, there were a few fun stores in the terminal to explore, and a few nice restaurants. i'd say my local airport is a 9.5/10.
i think you might have to go in between security checkpoints to get to different stores though. take that with a grain of salt, considering i haven't been to RSW in 2 years.
some things about telegraph creek airport:
π Fri, 20 Mar 2026
β @labubuairportenthusiast at Telegraph Creek Airport, United States
freeman's abandoned airfields has good info on the airport
it can also be referred to as alva airfield.
telegraph creek airport was first put on the 1987 usgs topo map.
telegraph creek was supposedly ran by a doctor in the local area of alva, having a 1,800' asphalt northeast/southwest runway, as well as a small ramp and a hanger.
the airstrip was closed between 1992-1994, after a 1994 USGS aerial photo had shown the two ends of the runway being X'd off.
by information i've obtained from freeman's abandoned airfields, the airstrip SUPPOSEDLY was closed after the doctor's death, with his widow X'ing off both ends of the airstrip. currently, photos of the airstrip as of 2010 have shown construction equipment parked in front of the hangar. currently, alva airfield is deteoriating, but is still shown to have a semi-intact runway. as for the condition of the hangar and ramp, if anyone lives in the alva area that sees this comment, if it isn't trespassing, can you maybe check it out, and if you do, just reply to the comment about the state of the hangar and ramp. thanks.
re: Burrs
π Thu, 19 Mar 2026
β @labubuairportenthusiast at Burrs Strip, United States
Reply to @mikefiset:
fixed
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π Mon, 16 Mar 2026
β @saftupelo26 at Calhoun County Airport, United States
Runways are 18-36 not 17-35.
re: note:
π Fri, 13 Mar 2026
β @grclynn_ at Woodstock Airport, United States
to also note:
this airport is listed as operational ( i think? ) by the FAA.
it is believed locally that the airport is closed. it's conflicting, as mosquito control locally is said to have repurposed the land?
not sure.
i'd keep an eye on the status of it, as some groups list woodstock as permanently closed.
note:
π Fri, 13 Mar 2026
β @grclynn_ at Woodstock Airport, United States
let it be made clear that this airport is actively owned by lee county mosquito control.
it is no longer for civilian access at this moment, i believe.
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π Fri, 13 Mar 2026
β @grclynn_ at Big Pine Sands STOLGround, United States
literally doesnt even exist
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π Thu, 12 Mar 2026
β @Mz2288 at Eareckson Air Station, United States
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First comment.
π Sun, 08 Mar 2026
β @I_Am_So_Handsome at Del Bonita / Whetstone International Airport, Canada
Craziest "international" airport I've ever seen. Probably a small part of it is in the US and a part is in Canada.
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π Sun, 08 Mar 2026
β @I_Am_So_Handsome at Jefferson County International Airport, United States
Typical American "international" airports.
Airlines = yes
π Fri, 06 Mar 2026
β @animebirder at Austin Executive Airport, United States
This reflects seasonal service by JSX to places like Taos
Frequented throughout 24-25 for college
π Sun, 01 Mar 2026
β @norkeys at Daniel K. Inouye International Airport, United States
It's ok, being outdoor and all does get kinda tiring but I still fell in love with this city and miss it dearly.
SFO
π Tue, 24 Feb 2026
β @I_Am_So_Handsome at McClellan-Palomar Airport, United States
United Airlines launched new routes from San Francisco to this airport. Starting in the end of March.
Private airport
π Thu, 19 Feb 2026
β @Pioneerwada at Music Mountain Air Ranch Airport, United States
This is the airport owned by a YouTuber named Herbomatic. It is privately owned and purchased for around 400k USD.
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π Wed, 18 Feb 2026
β @I_Am_So_Handsome at Van Nuys Airport, United States
One of the busiest general aviation airports in the world.
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π Sun, 15 Feb 2026
β @mikefiset at Jeffreys Takeoff, United States
This is the parking lot of the Hialeah Racetrack.
re: Website find
π Sun, 15 Feb 2026
β @mikefiset at Redland field, United States
This airport did exist. Recently the "X" at the end of the runway was paved over. The old runway is currently being used as a taxiway for the landing strip across the street.
Burrs
π Sun, 15 Feb 2026
β @mikefiset at Burrs Strip, United States
Burrs has closed down and has been developed into housing.
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π Sun, 15 Feb 2026
β @I_Am_So_Handsome at Mexico City Texcoco Airport, Mexico
It was planned to have six runways, with 2 of them 5000 m, 4 of them 4500 m. I don't understand why it was planned to be so long, but it would be really exciting if it were completed.
First Comment.
π Sun, 15 Feb 2026
β @I_Am_So_Handsome at Mexico City Texcoco Airport, Mexico
I was always really excited about the finish of the airport, but sadly, the construction was abandoned. Felipe Angeles is nice too and is way cheaper than building this one, but it's too far away from Mexico City. I hope at some day they could restart the construction because Mexico City really needs a large and close airport.
(From Google Maps the runway shape looked like 5km long. You can measure it.)
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π Sun, 08 Feb 2026
β @I_Am_So_Handsome at ToncontΓn Airport, Honduras
Not international anymore, all international flights have moved to Palmerola(XPL) in 2021. It remains for domestic and general aviation.
Breakfast or Burgers
π Sun, 08 Feb 2026
β @CactusEd at Alamo Lake / Wayside Oasis Airport, United States
Great spot to fly into for a meal, if you don't mind a dirt strip.
Look up waysideoasisrvpark on the web.
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π Wed, 04 Feb 2026
β @Christina.Kohagen at Saint-LΓ©onard Airport, Canada
needed
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π Wed, 04 Feb 2026
β @I_Am_So_Handsome at Boundary Bay Airport, Canada
Love the triangular shape.
re: Not yet finished
π Tue, 03 Feb 2026
β @I_Am_So_Handsome at Burton-Nibbs International Airport, Antigua and Barbuda
Reply to @animebirder:
Opened in October 2024, replaced the old Codrington Airport.
Permanently Closed
π Tue, 03 Feb 2026
β @I_Am_So_Handsome at Codrington Airport, Antigua and Barbuda
The airport is permanently closed and replaced by the Burton Nibbs International Airport in October 2024.
Woods
π Sat, 31 Jan 2026
β @wolfgangx at Ocean Ridge Airport, United States
This flight is really in the forest! Some tall trees all around
Mustang
π Sat, 31 Jan 2026
β @wolfgangx at Charles M. Schulz Sonoma County Airport, United States
Had a p51 chase me in the pattern. Cool to see that plane fly!
re: Beef
π Sat, 31 Jan 2026
β @wolfgangx at Harris Ranch Airport, United States
Reply to @pilotal: probably because of the massive facility north of the airport. You can smell it from 3000ft AGL!
Can be busy
π Sat, 31 Jan 2026
β @wolfgangx at Paso Robles Municipal Airport, United States
When I landed on a Friday afternoon this place was super busy. 5 planes in the pattern for 31, one for 19 and a jet on approach for 31!
First comment.
π Sat, 31 Jan 2026
β @I_Am_So_Handsome at Dominica International Airport (Under Construction), Dominica
The airport is almost completed and is expected to be fully done in 2027. It will replace Douglas Charles Airport immediately after opening. The airport will feature a 3000 m runway.
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π Thu, 29 Jan 2026
β @I_Am_So_Handsome at MinneapolisβSaint Paul International Airport / WoldβChamberlain Field, United States
Ranked as the best airport in the United States.
First comment.
π Wed, 28 Jan 2026
β @I_Am_So_Handsome at Jackson Hole Airport, United States
Busiest airport in Wyoming.
First comment.
π Wed, 28 Jan 2026
β @I_Am_So_Handsome at Balloon Fiesta Park, United States
This is where the largest balloon festival in the world, Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta takes place.
First comment.
π Mon, 26 Jan 2026
β @I_Am_So_Handsome at City of Colorado Springs Municipal Airport, United States
This is a huge domestic airport.
Wonderful Town
π Sat, 24 Jan 2026
β @Heartfrog at Gallia Meigs Regional Airport, United States
Been to Point Pleasant and stayed in Gallipolis. The riverboats passing by were very cool and I recommend coming here if you're ever in the area!
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π Fri, 23 Jan 2026
β @I_Am_So_Handsome at Hollywood Burbank Airport, United States
Really busy domestic airport, very frequent airline service, a major airport in Los Angeles.
re: Fc
π Thu, 22 Jan 2026
β @Verifly at Lykes Mass Romor Airport, United States
Reply to @ReefShore316: I couldnβt find any record of such airport named "Lykes Mass Romor Airport." The location also points to a private road with no clear indications of two grass airstrips. Are you sure an airport of such name exists?
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π Wed, 21 Jan 2026
β @I_Am_So_Handsome at John Wayne Orange County International Airport, United States
Despite the super short runways, it's Passengers per year is still over 10 million, incredibly busy.
I agree with @Bill35 's edit.
This might be the smallest airport that handles over 10 million passengers per year.
re: First comment
π Mon, 19 Jan 2026
β @ReefShore316 at Jamies Field, United States
Reply to @ReefShore316: In such note, I havenβt known if Charlie cleared out the trees. Since this is private.
Brief History
π Mon, 19 Jan 2026
β @ReefShore316 at Miami Municipal Airport / Amelia Earhart Field, United States
Miami Municipal Airport (demolished) Improvements - Miami FL ...Miami Municipal Airport (later Amelia Earhart Field) was Miami's first major airport, built on Glenn Curtiss-donated land, opening in 1929 as a vital hub for airlines like Pan Am and Eastern, famously housing Amelia Earhart's plane before her 1937 global flight; it thrived until the Navy took over in WWII, eventually closing in the 1950s, with its site now mostly developed, leaving only historical memories of its pivotal role in early aviation.
Key Stages:
Origins (Early 1900s - 1928): Aviation pioneer Glenn Curtiss donated land, leading to the construction of the field, initially known as Glenn Curtiss Field.
Miami Municipal Airport (1929-1940s): Became the official Miami Municipal Airport in 1929, hosting major airlines (Eastern, National, Pan Am) and events like the All-American Air Maneuvers.
Amelia Earhart Connection (1937): The field gained fame as the departure point for Amelia Earhart's final, ill-fated world flight attempt, with her Lockheed Electra based there.
WWII & Closure (1942-1950s): The U.S. Navy took over the facility during World War II, and after the war, it was officially closed in the late 1940s/early 1950s, making way for Miami's new, larger International Airport.
Renaming & Legacy (1947): The airport was renamed Amelia Earhart Field in her honor in 1947, though no physical structures remain today, its history lives on.
Fc
π Mon, 19 Jan 2026
β @ReefShore316 at Lykes Mass Romor Airport, United States
Lykes Mass Romor Airport is a Private Airfield facillity owned by Madison Leafrunner. The Airfield has Two Runways which were both grass. This new airport established in 2023 was designed for Madisonβs Piper Cherokee and Cessna 206.
First comment.
π Sun, 18 Jan 2026
β @I_Am_So_Handsome at Ellison Onizuka Kona International Airport at KeΔhole, United States
This airport is bigger than Hilo Airport, serving as the main international gateway to the Big Island.
re: First comment
π Sat, 17 Jan 2026
β @Verifly at Jamies Field, United States
Reply to @ReefShore316: Such for a private stol facility. Are you sure Charlie J. Smith cleared out the treesβor flattened the hill yet because of the slope?
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π Sat, 17 Jan 2026
β @I_Am_So_Handsome at Tweed New Haven Airport, United States
A huge passenger volume despite the short runway, impressive.
First comment.
π Sat, 17 Jan 2026
β @I_Am_So_Handsome at Westover Metropolitan Airport / Westover Air Reserve Base, United States
Although the facility type is large, this airport currently doesn't have any scheduled flights.
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π Sat, 17 Jan 2026
β @I_Am_So_Handsome at Florida Keys Marathon International Airport, United States
Although the name is "International Airport", this airport currently does not have any scheduled airline service.
First Comment
π Fri, 16 Jan 2026
β @ReefShore316 at Macarella Seaplane Base, United States
MSBB is a private Seaplane base on Marathon florida. It was owned by Jamie rash which also owned Cove dusters Field. The largest plane seen here was a Twin otter that flew to Flying bone fish many times. James Keyback says.. β Iβve wanted to fish for macarellas so i pulled up to this marina and i was suprised to see a Cessna 172 Seaplane on the Dockβ There are two runways 1-19 2362 ft and 8-26 1297 ft and both intersect in a L shape.
First comment.
π Fri, 16 Jan 2026
β @I_Am_So_Handsome at Nuuk International Airport, Greenland
New 2200 m runway, but still not shown in the satellite image. I wonder when it will.
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