Miami Opa-Locka Executive Airport FAQ

Miami Opa-Locka Executive Airport in Miami, United States, uses ICAO code KOPF and IATA code OPF. It sits in North America at 8 ft elevation.

At 8,002 ft, the 8,002 ft runway accommodates heavy jets and below. Final clearance depends on actual takeoff weight, temperature, and obstacles — longer runway doesn't guarantee every heavy variant in every condition.

Miami Opa-Locka Executive Airport hosts 3 FBOs, including Signature Flight Support, Atlantic Aviation, Fontainebleau Aviation, and Million Air. Across them, 3 operate 24/7; 4 have VIP lounges; customs and border-protection are available.

Yes. Miami Opa-Locka Executive Airport provides customs and border-protection clearance on field, so international charter flights can clear directly without transiting another airport.

Miami Opa-Locka Executive Airport operates 24/7. Key facilities: 24/7 Operations, US Customs & Border Protection, Fuel: Jet-A & 100LL, VIP Lounges, Aircraft Maintenance, Long-term Hangar Storage.

Common private jet routes from Miami Opa-Locka Executive Airport include: Opa-Locka to Teterboro (KTEB); Opa-Locka to Nassau (MYNN); Opa-Locka to São Paulo (SBSP); Opa-Locka to St. Barts (TFFJ). These reflect real-world private aviation traffic patterns — and are among the most frequent empty-leg corridors.

Around Miami, key destinations include: Miami Beach, Wynwood Arts District, Brickell Financial District, Everglades National Park. VOLO's concierge team can coordinate ground transport, hotels, and private tours alongside your charter.