Kendall-Tamiami Executive Airport (KTMB)
Kendall-Tamiami Executive Airport (KTMB) is one of the busiest general aviation airports in Florida, serving corporate, recreational, flight training, and governmental agency activities. Kendall-Tamiami Executive is just 15 minutes from the business centers of South Miami-Dade County. As a reliever to Miami International Airport, its location also provides fast and easy access to the Florida Turnpike, Ocean Reef, the Florida Keys as well as the recreational and business activities in Miami and Miami Beach. The airport provides modern, efficient and professionally staffed FBO facilities serving the expanding corporate and business interests of South Florida.
Also, Kendall-Tamiami is home to Miami's Automated International Flight Service Station.
Kendall-Tamiami Airport (KTMB)
25°38.87’’N 80°25.97”W
12800 SW 145th. Ave. - Miami, Fl 33186
Tel: 305-869-1700 - Fax: 305-869-1780
Staff on duty: 24 hours / 7 days a week.
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Airport Manager: Chris McArthur - Tel: 305-869-1700
Manager of Noise Abatement and Wildlife: Norman Hegedus - Tel: 305-876-0464
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Kendall-Tamiami Executive Airport Runway Extension Now Open
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In the News:
 Kendall-Tamiami Executive Airport runway extension opens (South Florida Business Journal)
Kendall - Tamiami Executive Airport runway extension now open (Travel Daily News)
Kendall - Tamiami Opens Newly Extended Runway (Aviation News Today)
Kendall - Tamiami Opens Newly Extended Runway (Kendall Gazette) (Aviation News Today)
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On Wednesday, April 11, federal, state and county officials held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate Kendall-Tamiami Executive Airport's newly extended runway, which adds 1,000-feet to the airport's primary 5,000-foot south runway.
Cutting the ceremonial ribbon, from left to right: Florida Department of Transportation District Six Secretary Gus Pego; State Representative Frank Artiles; U.S. Representative David Rivera; Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos A. Gimenez; U.S. Representative Mario Diaz-Balart; Board of County Commissioners Chairman Joe A. Martinez; FAA Program Manager Krystal Ritchey; and Miami-Dade Aviation Director José Abreu.
The new runway will allow nearly any of the new generation corporate and private jet aircraft to carry increased fuel and/or cargo load and fly to key destinations in Central and South America and the Caribbean, which was previously impossible without intermediate refueling stops. Kendall-Tamiami serves as a key reliever airport for Miami International Airport, but had been hindered in that effort by the limitations of its former 5,000-foot runways. Continue
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