FLORIDA AVIATION ATLAS
DEALTURA × Owen-Ames-Kimball · 100 NPIAS airports · statewide BD intelligence
Last updated: Aug 2, 2026
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Commercial serviceGeneral aviation
Legend — tiers by project timing
Tier 1 — Pursue nowProjects bidding, awarding, or starting within ~12 months
Tier 2 — PositionFunded projects roughly 1–2 years out; build the relationship now
Tier 3 — MonitorProjects 2+ years out or minimal capital activity
Green ring — active pursuitAirports where a play is already in motion
Commercial service — 21 airportsFAA primary/commercial-service airports, plus Lakeland (Avelo) and Vero Beach (Breeze/JetBlue/American), which carry scheduled airline service today while NPIAS still lists them as relievers. Verified Aug 2026.
General aviation — 79 airportsIncludes relievers and business-aviation fields. St. Augustine, Ocala, Fort Pierce, Marathon and Fort Lauderdale Executive are named "International" or "Regional" but carry no scheduled airline service.
Click a marker to open the full airport profile. Tiers are proposed from July 2026 research — adjust them in the Tier Review tab.
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Commercial serviceGeneral aviation
What needs you soonest — bid deadlines pulled from every airport, upcoming board meetings at Tier 1/2 airports, and your open to-dos. Recalculated every time you open the file.
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Every upcoming bid, RFP/RFQ, and procurement found across the 100 airports — the forward pipeline. Tier 3 hidden by default.
Your pursuit pipeline — every project you hit ★ Track on, from any airport. Untrack or dismiss here anytime. This list is saved in this browser and included in the Notes-tab export.
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Newest first, roughly Feb–Aug 2026. Refreshed by the Monday/Friday automatic sweeps.
Proposed tiers from the Aug 1, 2026 deep research, based on project timing. Change any tier here — your override recolors the map instantly and is kept in your saved notes. Export from the Notes tab to send changes back to Claude.
All of Florida sits in ONE FAA region — the Southern Region — with the Orlando Airports District Office (ADO) handling every Florida airport's federal grants and projects. Below that, FDOT's seven districts move the state money; each airport's profile shows its district contact. Sources: FAA staff-assignment rosters and FDOT aviation directories, verified Aug 2026.
Notes and to-dos save automatically in this browser. The export file is your backup — and what you hand to Claude so updates never lose your notes.