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    Daytona Beach International Airport (DAB)

    $3.2 Billion in total economic impact output

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    Destin – Fort Walton Beach Airport / Eglin AFB (VPS)

    $1.6 Billion in total economic impact output

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    Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL)

    $15.4 Billion in total economic impact output

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    Gainesville Regional Airport (GNV)

    $556 Million in total economic impact output

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    Jacksonville International Airport (JAX)

    $3.2 Billion in total economic impact output

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    Key West International Airport (EYW)

    $1.6 Billion in total economic impact output

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    Lakeland Linder International Airport (LAL)

    $1.4 Billion in total economic impact output

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    Melbourne Orlando International Airport (MLB)

    $3.1 Billion in total economic impact output

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    Miami International Airport (MIA)

    $35.3 Billion in total economic impact output

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    Northwest Florida Beaches International Airport (ECP)

    $1.5 Billion in total economic impact output

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    Orlando International Airport (MCO)

    $41.4 Billion in total economic impact output

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    Orlando Sanford International Airport (SFB)

    $3.5 Billion in total economic impact output

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    Palm Beach International Airport (PBI)

    $4.6 Billion in total economic impact output

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    Pensacola International Airport (PNS)

    $2.3 Billion in total economic impact output

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    Punta Gorda Airport (PGD)

    $1.7 Billion in total economic impact output

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    Sarasota / Bradenton International Airport (SRQ)

    $3.2 Billion in total economic impact output

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    Southwest Florida International Airport (RSW)

    $8.3 Billion in total economic impact output

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    St Pete-Clearwater International Airport (PIE)

    $3.4 Billion in total economic impact output

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    Tallahassee International Airport (TLH)

    $859 Million in total economic impact output

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    Tampa International Airport (TPA)

    $11.3 Billion in total economic impact output

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    Vero Beach Regional Airport (VRB)

    $933 Million in total economic impact output

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    Aviation Office

    Welcome to Aviation Office

    Florida is fortunate to be served by one of the most comprehensive and progressive airport systems in the country. The Aviation Office develops the Florida Aviation System Plan, promotes the development and improvement of Florida’s airports, regulates airports, and protects airport approaches. Major activities include aviation system development, aviation grant program, airport regulation, intergovernmental coordination, aviation outreach and aviation emergency operations management.

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      Florida’s Airports Support Over $336 Billion in Economic Activity 

      May 2023

      The Florida Department of Transportation has completed a year-long Aviation Economic Impact Study, finding that Florida’s public-use airports and military aviation facilities contribute over $336 billion to the state’s economy and support over two million Floridian jobs! 

      United We Stand Specialty License Plate

      May 19, 2022

      As you drive around Florida you will notice a variety of Florida license plate designs. In addition to the most common standard state license plate, Florida allows drivers to select from more than 120 unique license plates. Florida has license plates for a variety of family, environmental, charitable, and other causes. If you work in the aviation industry, enjoy recreational flying, or are concerned about our national security, you may want to consider purchasing the United We Stand specialty plate.
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      Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) Article

      November 22, 2021

      During the 2021 Florida Legislative session HB 77 was passed and signed into law as Chapter 2021-61, LOF, creating Section 330.401, F.S.. This statute requires public airports to require a diesel exhaust fluid (DEF) safety mitigation and exclusion plan for certain fixed-base operators (FBOs) and for these plans to be made available during Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) inspections.

      Pursuant to Section 330.401(3), F.S., FDOT held a workgroup of public airport representatives on October 5

      Notification Requirements Reminder

      July 1, 2025

      As a reminder, changes to Chapter 332, Florida Statutes, require commercial service airports to notify FDOT of certain events and/or activities. These notifications include:

      • Notify the department within 48 hours after receiving a communication or directive from a federal agency relating to public health testing or the transfer of unauthorized aliens into this state.
      • Notify the department as soon as is reasonably possible, but no later than 48 hours, after the discovery of a potential cybersecurity breach or other occurrence impacting the traveling public, a disruption in state aviation operations directly impacting multiple airports within this state, or an incident occurring on airport property which requires coordination with multiple local, state, or federal agencies.

      Airports can utilize the following email address to comply with these reporting requirements: fdot.aviationemergency@dot.state.fl.us. Stay tuned for further information on the development of a reporting section within the Florida Aviation Database (FAD) that will incorporate these and other reporting requirements.

       

       

      Geoengineering and Weather Modification Activities

      July 1, 2025

      For information on how Florida is taking action to ensure clear skies across the state and how citizens can report suspected illegal geoengineering or weather modification activities, visit www.StopChemTrails.com.

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