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Miami Executive Airport (TMB/KTMB) is a public general aviation reliever airport in southwestern Miami-Dade County, about 20 miles southwest of downtown Miami. Formerly Kendall-Tamiami Executive Airport, it was renamed in 2014 and supports corporate, private, charter, and flight-training operations with three runways and an operating control tower. It has no scheduled airline service, making it a quieter alternative for general aviation traffic in the Miami area.
💡 Local Tip
Because TMB is a busy flight-training hub, weekend pattern traffic can be heavy; frequent visitors schedule early-morning or late-evening departures and monitor ATIS before calling ground.
🚖 Getting There
The airport is best reached by car via Florida's Turnpike or US-1, then local roads to the terminal and FBO area. Rideshare, taxi, and hotel shuttles are the most practical options; there is no direct Metrorail or Tri-Rail connection to the airport. Allow extra time during weekday rush hours and afternoon thunderstorms, and confirm rental car or FBO pickup arrangements in advance.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is Miami Executive Airport a commercial airport?
A: No. TMB is a general aviation reliever airport for Miami International; it has no scheduled airline service.
Q: What was the airport formerly called?
A: It was known as Kendall-Tamiami Executive Airport until it was renamed Miami Executive Airport in 2014.
Q: What types of aircraft operate at TMB?
A: Private, corporate, charter, flight-training, and some government aircraft use the field; it is not served by major airlines.
Q: Does the airport have a control tower?
A: Yes, KTMB operates a control tower and Class D airspace, so pilots should review current charts and NOTAMs before flying in.
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