Florida Airports
As of 2019, there are 66 airports throughout the state of Florida according to IATA and ICAO. Through the table below, you can find name of each airport, its abbreviation, city location, and size. Airports in Florida are listed in alphabetical order. Please note that some airports serve internationally, while the other only serve domestically.
List of All Airports in Florida
| # | Airport | Abbreviation | Location | Size |
| 1 | Bartow Airport | BOW | Bartow, FL | Medium |
| 2 | Bob Sikes Airport | CEW | Crestview, FL | Medium |
| 3 | Charlotte County Airport | PGD | Punta Gorda, FL | Medium |
| 4 | County Airport | OBE | Okeechobee, FL | Medium |
| 5 | Craig Municipal Airport | CRG | Jacksonville, FL | Medium |
| 6 | Cross City Airport | CTY | Cross City, FL | Small |
| 7 | Dade Collier Airport | TNT | Miami, FL | Small |
| 8 | Daytona Beach International Airport | DAB | Daytona Beach, FL | Large |
| 9 | Destin Airport | DSI | Destin, FL | Medium |
| 10 | Duke Field | EGI | Valparaiso, FL | Medium |
| 11 | Executive Airport | CLW | Clearwater, FL | Medium |
| 12 | Executive Airport | FXE | Fort Lauderdale, FL | Large |
| 13 | Fort Jefferson Airport | RBN | Fort Jefferson, FL | Small |
| 14 | Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood International Airport | FLL | Fort Lauderdale, FL | Large |
| 15 | Ft. Walton Beach Airport | VPS | Valparaiso, FL | Large |
| 16 | Gainesville Regional Airport | GNV | Gainesville, FL | Medium |
| 17 | Gilbert Field | GIF | Winter Haven, FL | Medium |
| 18 | Immokalee Airport | IMM | Immokalee, FL | Small |
| 19 | Jacksonville International Airport | JAX | Jacksonville, FL | Large |
| 20 | Key West International Airport | EYW | Key West, FL | Medium |
| 21 | Leesburg Airport | LEE | Leesburg, FL | Medium |
| 22 | Lewis Airport | CDK | Cedar Key, FL | Small |
| 23 | Marathon Flight Strip | MTH | Marathon, FL | Medium |
| 24 | Marco Island Airport | MRK | Marco Island, FL | Small |
| 25 | Melbourne International Airport | MLB | Melbourne, FL | Large |
| 26 | Merritt Island Airport | COI | Cocoa, FL | Medium |
| 27 | Miami International Airport | MIA | Miami, FL | Huge |
| 28 | Municipal Airport | AAF | Apalachicola, FL | Small |
| 29 | Municipal Airport | AVO | Avon Park, FL | Small |
| 30 | Municipal Airport | ISM | Kissimmee, FL | Medium |
| 31 | Municipal Airport | LAL | Lakeland, FL | Medium |
| 32 | Municipal Airport | VRB | Vero Beach, FL | Medium |
| 33 | Naples Airport | APF | Naples, FL | Large |
| 34 | North Perry Airport | HWO | Hollywood, FL | Medium |
| 35 | Ocean Reef Airport | OCA | Ocean Reef, FL | Small |
| 36 | Opa Locka Airport | OPF | Miami, FL | Medium |
| 37 | Orlando Executive Airport | ORL | Orlando, FL | Large |
| 38 | Orlando International Airport | MCO | Orlando, FL | Huge |
| 39 | Orlando Sanford International Airport | SFB | Orlando, FL | Large |
| 40 | Page Field | FMY | Fort Myers, FL | Medium |
| 41 | Palm Beach Co Glades Airport | PHK | Pahokee, FL | Small |
| 42 | Palm Beach County Airport | LNA | West Palm Beach, FL | Medium |
| 43 | Palm Beach International Airport | PBI | West Palm Beach, FL | Large |
| 44 | Panama City – Bay County International Airport | PFN | Panama City, FL | Medium |
| 45 | Pensacola Regional Airport | PNS | Pensacola, FL | Large |
| 46 | Perry-Foley Airport | FPY | Perry, FL | Small |
| 47 | Pompano Beach Airport | PPM | Pompano Beach, FL | Medium |
| 48 | Port Largo Airport | KYL | Key Largo, FL | Small |
| 49 | Public Airport | BCT | Boca Raton, FL | Medium |
| 50 | Sarasota Bradenton International Airport | SRQ | Sarasota, FL | Large |
| 51 | Seaplane Base | MPB | Miami, FL | Small |
| 52 | Sebring Air Terminal | SEF | Sebring, FL | Medium |
| 53 | Southwest Florida International Airport | RSW | Fort Myers, FL | Large |
| 54 | Space Center Exect. Airport | TIX | Titusville, FL | Large |
| 55 | St Augustine Airport | UST | St Augustine, FL | Medium |
| 56 | St Lucie County Airport | FPR | Fort Pierce, FL | Large |
| 57 | St Petersburg International Airport | PIE | St Petersburg, FL | Large |
| 58 | Tallahassee Regional Airport | TLH | Tallahassee, FL | Medium |
| 59 | Tamiami Airport | TMB | Miami, FL | Large |
| 60 | Tampa International Airport | TPA | Tampa, FL | Large |
| 61 | Taylor Field | OCF | Ocala, FL | Medium |
| 62 | Topp Of Tampa Airport | KYO | Tampa, FL | Small |
| 63 | Venice Airport | VNC | Venice, FL | Medium |
| 64 | Whitted Airport | SPG | St Petersburg, FL | Medium |
| 65 | Witham Field | SUA | Stuart, FL | Medium |
| 66 | Zephyrhills Airport | ZPH | Zephyrhills, FL | Medium |
Florida Overview
The State of Florida is one of the main tourist destinations in the United States, with many Brazilian tourists. Being a peninsula, its coast is surrounded by beaches and resorts. It also has many theme parks, mainly in Orlando. Florida was organized as a territory of the United States in 1822, becoming a state in 1845. The capital is Tallahassee and the largest metropolitan area is Miami.
The average temperature in the State varies, on average, between 12 ° C and 30 ° C. Despite being known as the sunny state, Florida has a rainy season that runs from May to October.
Miami
Located in the south of the state of Florida, Miami is the largest southernmost city in the United States and is the seat of Miami-Dade County. It is also the main port of entry for South Americans and one of the most frequented resorts in the USA. The Miami metropolitan area has grown a lot over the 20th century and continues to grow.
Orlando
Orlando is the host city of Orange County, in the central part of the State of Florida, famous for its theme parks. Orlando is also a technological hub.
The Orlando area began to be colonized in the 1840s, around Fort Gatlin. In 1857, the City received its current name, in honor of soldier Orlando Reeves, a character in a short story about the seminole wars against indigenous people in the region. In 1971, the Walt Disney World Resort was opened 30 km from the City. In the following decades, other theme parks were built in the region.
