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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.. “ I’ve wanted to fish for macarellas so i pulled up to this marina and i was suprised to see a Cessna 172 Seaplane on the Dock” There are two runways 1-19 2362 ft and 8-26 1297 ft and both intersect in a L shape.
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nice little seaplane tour spot
First Comment
The Miami Skyline Water Runway Was a Seaplane base located in Virginia key, Florida. The base even had a concrete runway, had Seaplane tours, and Seaplane Air shows, which they stopped doing in 2024. Seaplane operations started in 2017 and Concrete Runway operations started in 2019. Cousin says, “I’ve been here, I’ve saw a few caravan and 185 skywagon Seaplanes, I also saw a twin otter.”
About the airport
Sunstate Airstrip was a General aviation facility operated between the 70s to 90s. The airport included a car dealership, a Flight school, and a aircraft selling spot. Closed due to Building overrunning the running the runway.
Random Strip
Fishermen Field Was
A Field designes for STOLPort Fisrt named Layton Strip by Austin Husain. It Was first established in 1999 and Austin claims It Was used for his Cessna 185. It did not appear in any tophographic map for some reason.
F95
F95 has paved runway 75’x3729’ with runway lights elevation is 122’
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The Former Jernsland STOLport was a airport used for dusting purposes and Air tractors. It was a private airport meaning it needed permisión before Landing. My grand ancestor landed his Tri pacer here.
Website find
I’m not so sure of this AirPort is real. While i was looking at some AirPort in Miami area i found this AirPort called Redland field so i decided to add this AirPort on Ourairports. If your wondering where i found this this AirPort Was on zipdatamaps.com.
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Let’s stop uptading
re: Experience at Jeffrey’s Takeoff Field
Reply to @ReefShore316: I meant Cessna 150
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1985-2023
Experience at Jeffrey’s Takeoff Field
My friend got his home base at this airport he found with the captions: PAVED, 1987x153 FEET, NEED EXPIRIENCE FOR LANDING UNDER 2000 FEET. He told me that he is gonna start flying there with his Cessna 160 and He was so obsessed that he flew there every day from Mac’s field with me. Todally a charm.
Closure Is simple
The cause on why this field is closed because municipalities built houses over the runway. My friend landed here in 2019. Best Reason to hate municipal figures.
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The Sandalfoot Guys Airstrip or Cove Dusters Field was a Private airport owned by Jamie Rash. It was not a popular port and plants grow over the runway causing the runway to close.
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Opened in May 2, 1994, Closed in March 1, 2006
Closed due to plants growing fast. Last plane seen was a 1987 J-3 In December 27th, 2005
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My local flying field known as Aero Modelers Of Perrine (Silver Field)
Brief History
The full history of this airport is available at Paul Freeman’s Abandoned & Little-Known Airfields website.
The old Tamiami Airport was established around 1947, and held the Kendall Flying Club.
It was replaced by the newer Tamiami Airport in 1967, and was depicted as being an abandoned airport by 1968.
Brief History
Mjd Airport was apparently activated in October 1994 and was privately-owned by Martin J. Dureiko, according to AirNav. It was not depicted in a 1988 topographic map of Miami, and was depicted in a 2012 topographic map. There is a coverage gap of the area between 1988 and 2012. By 2009, the airstrip appeared derelict and disused, with multiple obstructions piling up over the years.
Brief History
Holley Landing Strip was also known as Holley Dusting Field. It did not appear in a 1982 topographic map of Homestead, but it did appear in a 1988 topographic map. There are no maps of the area between 1982 and 1988 that are available on USGS, indicating that the airstrip was established between 1982-88. The airfield likely closed between 2007 and 2009, as a plantation appeared on the runway by then. It was still depicted in 2012, and did not appear from the 2015 onwards.
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Do not land here you might die
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Do not land here ok
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NONEXISTENT do not land at this road
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DONT LAND HERE you will be faces with some consequences
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WARNING! This AirPort is not real and for your saftey Please do not land at this random public road.
Excellent FBO
Made quick fuel stop. Operator helped us fuel although self service. Fully equiped kitchen if you want to cook your own dinner
Wounderful day destination
Flew in, rented a bike and peddled to a selection of restaurants.
A fun flight!
Beware the density altitude, the runway is shorter than many are accustomed to.
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Reply to @Armaan: Ikr, how do you even land? There aren’t even numbers on the runway -._-. XD
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Reply to @Armaan: Ikr, how do you even land?
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OMG so weird!!
Unsanctioned airfield
John Toole Jr., the owner of Toole's Training Center, used this horse race track as an airfield for a J5 Cub in 2015, which prompted the Davie city council to ban private airfields in the city. The pilot attempted a campaign for city council as a result. Toole ultimately lost his life in a 2020 crash near Orange Springs while trying to land an Aero Commander 100 Darter Commander on an unlit grass strip (FD02 Patch o Blue) at night.
EVB NDB decommissioned
There is no way for me as a user to delete NAVAIDs or mark them as decommissioned. Many NAVAIDs on the site are out of date as a result. Please open editing of NAVAID to the users, including access to delete or mark as decommisioned.
re: Frenchy's Cassette Tape - The Art of Flying
I still have the 8 track tape.
A Very Nice Airport
Welcome To The Conch Republic or USA! This airport is very nice and I like how it pinpoints the existence of the Conch Republic, i would have not known if it didn't Say "WELCOME TO THE CONCH REPUBLIC" On The Wall.
Used for 1992 Landing of Mickey Mouse One
Upon the retirement of Walt Disney's private plane Mickey Mouse One (Grumman Gulfsream I N234MM) in 1992, it landed here to be displayed at the adjacent MGM (now Hollywood Studios), as the old Walt Disney World Airport to the north had been blocked off by the construction of the monorail system. Further use of the site for aviation purposes has been permanently precluded by the No Fly Zone orders in place since 2001.
Converted to solar panel field
From a problem report: "Another business has bought the airport and is now using it as a solar panel field. Nobody can access the airport unless authorized."
Closed
Formerly Orlando Hyatt House, Orlando Sun Resort, Ramada Orlando Celebration Resort. This property is now closed and derelict.
Fantasy of Flight
Better known as Fantasy of Flight. In addition to the visible turf runways, there are also seaplane operations here.
Walt Disney World / Lake Buena Vista STOLport -- still here,
One of the advantages of being a Walt Disney World Cast Member was being able to access the old airport grounds. The runway is still in use, but not for aviation; it's a vehicle storage facility for Disney. You'll have to go to Castaway Cay to find an active airport on Disney property nowadays (2020).
Beautiful new FBO
One of the most interesting FBO buildings, anywhere. Great airport on a beautiful island
Friendly FBO
Kissimmee jet center was great!
Nice lunch spot
Good on airport restaurant
Controllers are great but...
At KORL... Due to Class B ceiling above and catering to the executive jets, a regular joe can wait at the end of the runway or be sent on a cross country while in the pattern just to accommodate a biz jet that hasn't yet made the IAF. It wastes tons of time. Neither MCO or SFB are convenient for quick business trips.
One day I was cleared to land same time a student was right below me on instruments. Tower was not aware. Thanks for the guy behind me turning base.
Shoutout to Owner! :D
Seeing your seaplane in the sky always brightens my day! As an engineering student/rusty private pilot who doesn't get to fly as often as she likes, I love to see that the GA community is as strong as ever.
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KCOI is a hotspot for student pilots, whether it's you're home airport or you're doing cross-country. It only has one runway (11-29), which makes life so much easier when you're starting out. The final approach for 29 is over the water, which is insanely fun because it's almost makes you feel like you're landing on an aircraft carrier. Sometimes the traffic can be hectic, so keep your scan up, follow the CTAF procedures, and make ALL of your calls. A CFI I know insists on calling it "Scare-itt Island" because of the goofy stuff pilots sometimes do in the pattern, but it's not that bad if you fly safe.
Love This Airport!
I completed my PPL at TIX, and I can honestly say I love flying there! Sure, you have to watch your ps and qs or ATC won't be happy, but you can't beat the view of Kennedy Space Center when you're taking off from Runway 9. The 4 long runways are give so many landing options, especially for student pilots.
Excellent fuel price
This is a typical country airport with great service
Be careful of the adjacent airspace
Small but Pretty!
When I flew into this airport, it exceeded my expectations! I thought for such a small airport, it has to be trashy and dirty! But that is completely false!!! It’s clean and well taken care of, and the workers are amazing. When we go to Naples, we usually fly into Southwest Florida International Airport (RSW) but we thought we’d change it up and fly here, next time I think we will fly to Miami International Airport (MIA).
Landshark Bar - dirty
I gave been traveling this terminal for years as a business traveler woth hreat frequency. This bar is filthy. The dtainess, the inside bar walls, the clear counter inserts are crusted with filth on the inside. Shocked at the lack sanitation. I know renovation is in process, but that dies not have to do with keeping it clean and safe from mold, bacteria, infesration....
Easy to fly in and out of
Great FBO, nice building with a snack and drink bar.
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🔗 Sat, 17 Jan 2026
— @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.