via AIN Online
Jet Aviation has launched initial aircraft handling operations at Miami–Opa Locka Executive Airport (KOPF), marking its fifth FBO presence in the region and its 13th facility in the U.S. and territories. The company began operating from a temporary facility a little over a year after breaking ground on its new complex. Leadership noted Miami’s growing importance as a domestic and international business aviation hub, offering key access to Latin America and the Caribbean. The full FBO, expected to open in early 2026, will feature an 8,500-sq-ft LEED silver-certified terminal, private entrance, EV charging stations, LED lighting, and solar panels. It will also include a 4,800-sq-ft CBP facility, more than 12 acres of ramp, and a 40,000-sq-ft hangar for ultra-long-range jets.
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iFlightPlanner Comment:
We’ve add Jet Aviation’s temporary handling operation and prepare for the full FBO debut as construction progresses, ensuring pilots have up-to-date details when planning flights into Miami–Opa Locka Executive (KOPF).
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