Airports
More Florida Airports Back Online
Just two days after Hurricane Irma blanketed the state, the list of closed airports continues to dwindle.
With punishing winds of up to 142 mph, Hurricane Irma caused millions of dollars in damage to Naples Municipal Airport when it made landfall. These hangars are owned by Naples Jet Center, one of two FBOs on the field. According to FBO owner Matthew Hagans, the water on the ramp receded a day after this photo was taken.
With punishing winds of up to 142 mph, Hurricane Irma caused millions of dollars in damage to Naples Municipal Airport when it made landfall. These hangars are owned by Naples Jet Center, one of two FBOs on the field. According to FBO owner Matthew Hagans, the water on the ramp receded a day after this photo was taken.

As Florida recovers from Hurricane Irma, several airports in the state are still experiencing effects from the storm two days after its passing. Miami International expects to reopen today for operations on a limited basis, while general aviation-only Miami-Homestead remains closed. Although Miami Executive Airport has reopened, it is operating under pilot-to-pilot communication protocols as the FAA tower is closed for damage assessment, according to the Miami-Dade Aviation Department. All of the state’s major airports—including Fort Lauderdale, Orlando (MCO and Sanford), Tampa and Jacksonville—resumed operations today.