Florida airport map prints
Florida is flat, wet and close to sea level everywhere. Miami International lays four runways at 9 feet, the longest 13,016 feet, and Orlando International pairs two sets of parallels with two runways over 12,000 feet at 96 feet. Tampa International at 27 feet, Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International at 65 feet and Jacksonville International at 30 feet each work a compact plan of two or three runways. Southwest Florida International at Fort Myers runs a single 12,000 foot runway, and Eglin Air Force Base at Valparaiso has 12,004 feet on 12/30. Key West International sits 3 feet above the water at the end of the Keys, and even the highest paved public field, DeFuniak Springs in the Panhandle, stands at only 289 feet. Cecil at Jacksonville, Orlando Sanford International and Daytona Beach International fill the middle.
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Flying in Florida
Flying in Florida is flat land, big water and fast-building weather, with airports on every stretch of coast and across the lake country in between. The prints range from Miami's four-runway sprawl to a single strip at the end of the Keys. Published airport information guides each composition's relative runway lengths and bearings, with fine details simplified for wall art.