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Table of Contents – 2.9.6.6: Goal 6
Goal 6........................................................................................................................................................ 455
6.1 System Objective: Encourage each Florida airport to produce regular reports detailing its
contributions to the regional economy ......................................................................................... 455
Regional Summaries ............................................................................................................... 456
Central Florida Region ........................................................................................................ 456
East Central Florida Metropolitan Area ............................................................................... 456
North Central Florida Region............................................................................................... 457
Northeast Florida Metropolitan Area ................................................................................... 457
Northwest Florida Region.................................................................................................... 457
Southeast Florida Metropolitan Area................................................................................... 457
Southwest Florida Region ................................................................................................... 457
Treasure Coast Region ....................................................................................................... 458
West Central Florida Metropolitan Area .............................................................................. 458
6.2 System Objective: Provide the public with information that details how commercial
and community airports contribute to Florida’s economy and quality of life. ............................... 459
6.3 System Objective: Promote aviation with Florida educational institutions. .................................. 460
Statewide Summary................................................................................................................. 460
Regional Summaries ............................................................................................................... 462
Central Florida Region ........................................................................................................ 462
East Central Florida Metropolitan Area ............................................................................... 463
North Central Florida Region............................................................................................... 465
Northeast Florida Metropolitan Area ................................................................................... 467
Northwest Florida Region.................................................................................................... 469
Southeast Florida Metropolitan Area................................................................................... 471
Southwest Florida Region ................................................................................................... 473
Treasure Coast Region ....................................................................................................... 475
West Central Florida Metropolitan Area .............................................................................. 476
Exhibits
2.9.6.6-50 Regional Market Shares Of Total Annual Economic Activity ............................................ 456
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Charts
2.9.6.6-463 Statewide Public Airports ................................................................................................ 460
2.9.6.6-464 Statewide Commercial Airports....................................................................................... 461
2.9.6.6-465 Statewide Community Airports........................................................................................ 461
2.9.6.6-466 Central Florida Region Community Airports ................................................................... 462
2.9.6.6-467 East Central Florida Metropolitan Area Public Airports................................................... 463
2.9.6.6-468 East Central Florida Metropolitan Area Commercial Airports ......................................... 464
2.9.6.6-469 East Central Florida Metropolitan Area Community Airports .......................................... 464
2.9.6.6-470 North Central Florida Region Public Airports .................................................................. 465
2.9.6.6-471 North Central Florida Region Commercial Airports......................................................... 466
2.9.6.6-472 North Central Florida Region Community Airports.......................................................... 466
2.9.6.6-473 Northeast Florida Metropolitan Area Public Airports....................................................... 467
2.9.6.6-474 Northeast Florida Metropolitan Area Commercial Airports ............................................. 468
2.9.6.6-475 Northeast Florida Metropolitan Area Community Airports .............................................. 468
2.9.6.6-476 Northwest Florida Region Public Airports ....................................................................... 469
2.9.6.6-477 Northwest Florida Region Commercial Airports.............................................................. 470
2.9.6.6-478 Northwest Florida Region Community Airports............................................................... 470
2.9.6.6-479 Southeast Florida Metropolitan Area Public Airports ...................................................... 471
2.9.6.6-480 Southeast Florida Metropolitan Area Commercial Airports............................................. 472
2.9.6.6-481 Southeast Florida Metropolitan Area Community Airports.............................................. 472
2.9.6.6-482 Southwest Florida Region Public Airports....................................................................... 473
2.9.6.6-483 Southwest Florida Region Commercial Airports ............................................................. 474
2.9.6.6-484 Southwest Florida Region Community Airports .............................................................. 474
2.9.6.6-485 Treasure Coast Region Community Airports .................................................................. 475
2.9.6.6-486 West Central Florida Metropolitan Area Public Airports.................................................. 476
2.9.6.6-487 West Central Florida Metropolitan Area Commercial Airports ........................................ 477
2.9.6.6-488 West Central Florida Metropolitan Area Community Airports ......................................... 477
*Please Note:
Orlando Country changed to Orlando/Apopka Country Airport
Avon Park changed to Avon Park Executive Airport
Kay Larkin changed to Palatka Municipal-LT Kay Larkin Field
Panama City changed to Panama City-Bay County International Airport
Orlando Executive changed to Executive Airport
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Section 2.9.6.6 System Performance: Goal 6 – Objective 6.1
Goal 6: Promote support for aviation from businesses, government and the
public
For Florida airports to fulfill their role in Florida’s multi-modal transportation system, they must be
efficient and safe. Further, airports in Florida should be convenient to the state’s residents,
businesses, and visitors. For this goal, three different objectives were evaluated. These objectives
are as follows:
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6.1 - Encourage each Florida airport to produce regular reports detailing its contributions to
the regional economy
6.2 - Provide the public with information that details how commercial and community
airports contribute to Florida’s economy and quality of life
6.3 - Promote aviation within the K-12 school system
Florida airports are important to every aspect of life in the state. Florida airports support many vital
health, welfare, and safety-related services. Airports themselves are important job centers and
centers of economic activity. A high percentage of all jobs in Florida, even those that are nonaviation related, benefit each day from the operation of Florida’s airports. Airports in Florida are
also important educational resources. Florida is home to the nation’s leading aeronautical
institution, and Florida is a worldwide leader in training pilots. Most airports in Florida report that
they have educational or training programs that are affiliated with institutions in communities they
serve.
6.1
System Objective: Encourage each Florida airport to produce regular reports detailing its
contributions to the regional economy.
In 1999, FDOT undertook an economic impact study for Florida’s public airports. While data was
collected directly from “sample” airports in this analysis, in most cases estimates of economic
impact for airports in Florida were derived from the sample data or from economic impact studies
prepared by the airports themselves.
Aviation and airports are absolutely essential to Florida’s economy. They support tourism; over half
of Florida’s tourists arrive each year by air. They support employment; over half the jobs in Florida
benefit in some way each day from aviation and the Florida airport system. They support the
state’s economy; over 25 percent of Florida’s annual gross state product can be traced back to
commercial, community, and military airports and to air cargo/freight activity in the state.
On an annual basis the statewide benefit from aviation is estimated as follows:
Commercial Airports
Community
Military
Jobs
536,200
23,125
87,000
Payroll
$12.2 billion
$680 million
$3.6 billion
Economic Activity
$47.8 billion
$2.3 billion
$6.2 billion
For the commercial and community airports in Florida, their relative market shares of the total
statewide economic impact shown above is shown in Exhibit 2.9.6.6-50.
Section 2.9.6.6
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Section 2.9.6.6 System Performance: Goal 6 – Objective 6.1
Exhibit 2.9.6.6-50
REGIONAL MARKET SHARES OF TOTAL ANNUAL ECONOMIC ACTIVITY
West
Central
12.50%
Southwest
6.20%
East Central
29.60%
North
Central
0.10%
No rtheast
3.80%
Southeast
44.90%
Northwest
2.90%
Com m ercial Airports
West
Central 6% Central 6%
East Central
19%
Treasure
Coast 19%
So uthwest
7%
North
Central 12%
So utheast
20%
No rtheast
5%
No rthwest
6%
Comm unity Airports
Regional Summaries
As noted, airport specific estimates of annual economic impact were not developed as part of the
FASP. However, from the FASP analysis it is possible to estimate annual economic impact by
CFAPP region for both commercial and community airports. These estimates are discussed in the
following sections. In order for airports in Florida to better respond to this objective, when FDOT
again prepares a statewide economic impact study for its public airports, the scope of this effort
should include estimates of economic impact for each airport.
Central Florida Region
There are no commercial airports in this region. The estimated annual economic impact for the 12
community airports in this region is as follows:
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•
•
Jobs – 1,470
Payroll - $42.4 million
Economic Activity - $143.9 million
East Central Florida Metropolitan Area
There are four commercial airports and 18 community airports in this region. The estimated annual
economic impact for the airports in this region is as follows:
Commercial Airports
Community Airports
All Airports
Section 2.9.6.6
Jobs
156,400
4,500
160,900
Payroll
$3.6 billion
$131.9 million
$3.7 billion
Economic Activity
$14.0 billion
$449.0 million
$14.4 billion
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Section 2.9.6.6 System Performance: Goal 6 – Objective 6.1
North Central Florida Region
There is one commercial airport and 14 community airports in this region. The estimated annual
economic impact for the airports in this region is as follows:
Commercial Airports
Community Airports
All Airports
Jobs
2,300
2,850
5,150
Payroll
$51.9 million
$82.0 million
$133.6 million
Economic Activity
$163.5 million
$264.5 million
$264.5 million
Northeast Florida Metropolitan Area
There is one commercial airport and 7 community airports in this region. The estimated annual
economic impact for the airports in this region is as follows:
Commercial Airports
Community Airports
All Airports
Jobs
19,700
1,110
20,800
Payroll
$446.4 million
$32.5 million
$478.9 million
Economic Activity
$1.8 billion
$111.0 million
$ 2.0 billion
Northwest Florida Region
There are four commercial airports and 17 community airports in this region. The estimated annual
economic impact for the airports in this region is as follows:
Commercial Airports
Community Airports
All Airports
Jobs
20,050
1,290
21,325
Payroll
$438.9 million
$36.4 million
$475.3 million
Economic Activity
$1.4 billion
$126.6 million
$1.5 billion
Southeast Florida Metropolitan Area
There are four commercial airports and 16 community airports in this region. The estimated annual
economic impact for the airports in this region is as follows:
Commercial Airports
Community Airports
All Airports
Jobs
233,600
4,800
238,400
Payroll
$5.3 billion
$137.2 million
$5.4 billion
Economic Activity
$21.5 billion
$462.8 million
$22.0 billion
Southwest Florida Region
There are three commercial airports and 11 community airports in this region. The estimated
annual economic impact for the airports in this region is as follows:
Commercial Airports
Community Airports
All Airports
Section 2.9.6.6
Jobs
39,500
1,630
41,110
Payroll
$884.2 million
$48.1 million
$932.3 million
Economic Activity
$3.0 billion
$164.4 million
$3.2 billion
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Section 2.9.6.6 System Performance: Goal 6 – Objective 6.1
Treasure Coast Region
There are no commercial airports in this region. The estimated annual economic impact for the
seven community airports in this region is as follows:
•
•
•
Jobs – 4,000
Payroll - $125.5 million
Economic Activity - $438.9 million
West Central Florida Metropolitan Area
There are two commercial airports and 9 community airports in this region. The estimated annual
economic impact for the airports in this region is as follows:
Commercial Airports
Community Airports
All Airports
Section 2.9.6.6
Jobs
64,800
1,500
66,300
Payroll
$1.5 billion
$43.6 million
$1.5 billion
Economic Activity
$6.0 billion
$147.9 million
$6.1 billion
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6.2
Section 2.9.6.6 System Performance: Goal 6 – Objective 6.2
System Objective: Provide the public with information that details how commercial and
community airports contribute to Florida’s economy and quality of life.
All residents, visitors, and businesses in Florida benefit from Florida airports. Airports support
Florida’s quality of life in many ways. Airports support the following:
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•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
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•
•
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•
•
•
•
•
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Disaster relief
Emergency medical services
Patient and organ transfer
Agricultural spraying
Law enforcement
Search and rescue
Environmental patrols
Insect control
News and traffic reporting
Customs and immigration
Important and exporting
Real estate
Pilot training
Aviation-related educational programs
Advertising
Protection of “green space”
Power and pipeline inspections
Community gatherings and support services
Business and corporate travel needs
Tourist travel
Recreational activities and needs
Just in time shipping and receiving
Residents of Florida, even those who never step foot on one of Florida’s many public airports,
benefit each day in someway from one or more of the airports in the state. Ideally, airports in
Florida, especially the community airports, should develop and maintain a log or account of the
ways the airport serves or supports the community.
In today’s increasing global economy, there is no substitute for aviation. Roadways and railways
can take a traveler one place, an airport can take them anyplace. Building on these concepts, it is
important for each airport in each CFASPP region to document with statistics or antidotal
information the specific ways in which the airport serves or benefits the community.
In addition to enhancing quality of life, airports themselves are centers of economic activity.
Commercial airports in Florida support an estimated 540,000 jobs, while the community airports
support another 25,000 jobs. Each airport in Florida should ideally have its own economic impact
study that details the annual employment, payroll, and economic activity that can be traced directly
or indirectly to the airport and its operation. Preparation of this type of documentation should
include the identification of non-aviation employers in the airport’s market area that rely on or
benefit on a regular basis from the airport.
By having on hand information on the ways that airports improve the quality of life in the
communities they serve and how they support the area economy, airports in Florida can be better
positioned to meet this objective.
Section 2.9.6.6
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6.3
Section 2.9.6.6 System Performance: Goal 6 – Objective 6.3
System Objective: Promote aviation with Florida educational institutions.
In order to meet this objective, information provided by each airport was examined to determine
whether airports reported that they support educational programs, offer flight training, or if they
support flight training from other airports. The system performance in regard to these factors is
summarized for all commercial and community airports in the state and by CFASPP region in the
following sections.
Statewide Summary
As indicated in Chart 2.9.6.6-463, approximately 75 percent of all public airports in the state
report they support flight training from other airports, and 68 percent of all public airports in the
state offer flight training services. Additionally, approximately 17 percent of all public airports in
the state support educational programs associated with institutions in their community; the
remaining 83 percent of all public airports report they do not support educational programs.
Chart 2.9.6.6-463
STATEW IDE
Public Airports
Factor
Supports Flight
Training From Other
A irports
74.8%
Flight Training Of f ered
25.2%
67.9%
Educational Programs
A f f iliation
32.1%
16.8%
0%
83.2%
20%
40%
60%
80%
100%
Percent of A irports
Y es
No
As indicated in Charts 2.9.6.6-464 and 2.9.6.6-465, approximately 58 percent of all commercial
airports and 78 percent of all community airports in the state report they support flight training
from other airports. Approximately 63 percent of all commercial airports in the state report they
provide flight training services, and 42 percent of all commercial airports report they have
educational programs. As shown in Chart 2.9.6.475, approximately 69 percent of all community
airports in the state offer flight training, and 13 percent of all community airports report they have
educational programs. The remaining 87 percent of all community airports in this region report
they do not have educational programs.
Section 2.9.6.6
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Section 2.9.6.6 System Performance: Goal 6 – Objective 6.3
Chart 2.9.6.6-464
STATEW IDE
Commercial Airports
Factor
Supports Flight Training From Other A irports
57.9%
Flight Training Of f ered
42.1%
63.2%
Educational Programs A f f iliation
36.8%
42.1%
0%
20%
57.9%
40%
60%
80%
100%
Percent of A irports
Y es
No
Chart 2.9.6.6-465
STATEW IDE
Community Airports
Factor
Supports Flight Training From Other A irports
77.7%
Flight Training Of f ered
22.3%
68.8%
Educational Programs A f f iliation 12.5%
0%
31.3%
87.5%
20%
40%
60%
80%
100%
Percent of A irports
Y es
Section 2.9.6.6
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Section 2.9.6.6 System Performance: Goal 6 – Objective 6.3
Regional Summaries
Central Florida Region
The Central Florida Region contains 12 public airport facilities, all of which are designated as
community airports. As indicated in Chart 2.9.6.6-466, approximately 75 percent of all public
airports in this region report they support flight training from other airports, and 75 percent of all
public airports in this region offer flight training services. 100 percent of all public airports in the
Central Florida Region report they do not support educational programs affiliated with area
institutions.
Factor
Chart 2.9.6.6-466
CENTRAL FLORIDA REGION
Community Airports
Supports Flight Training
From Other A irports
0.75
25.0%
Flight Training Of f ered
0.75
25.0%
Educational Programs
A f f iliation
100.0%
0%
20%
40%
60%
80%
100%
Percent of A irports
Y es
Section 2.9.6.6
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Section 2.9.6.6 System Performance: Goal 6 – Objective 6.3
East Central Florida Metropolitan Area
As indicated in Chart 2.9.6.6-467, approximately 91 percent of all public airports in the East
Central Florida Metropolitan Area report they support flight training from other airports, and 82
percent of all public airports in this region offer flight training services. Additionally, approximately
27 percent of all public airports in the East Central Florida Metropolitan Area support educational
programs; the remaining 73 percent of all public airports in this region report they do not support
educational programs affiliated with area schools.
Chart 2.9.6.6-467
EAST CENTRAL FLORIDA
METROPOLITAN AREA
Public Airports
Factor
Supports Flight Training From Other A irports
90.9%
Flight Training Of f ered
9.1%
81.8%
Educational Programs A f f iliation
27.3%
0%
20%
18.2%
72.7%
40%
60%
80%
100%
Percent of A irports
Y es
No
As indicated in Charts 2.9.6.6-468 and 2.9.6.6-469, approximately 75 percent of all commercial
airports and 94 percent of all community airports in the East Central Florida Metropolitan Area
report they support flight training from other airports. 75 percent of all commercial airports in this
region report they provide flight training services, and 100 percent of all commercial airports
report they support educational programs. As shown in Chart 2.9.6.6-479, approximately 83
percent of all community airports in the East Central Florida Metropolitan Area offer flight training,
and 11 percent of all community airports report they support educational programs. The
remaining 89 percent of all community airports in this region report they do not support
educational programs affiliated with area schools.
Section 2.9.6.6
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Section 2.9.6.6 System Performance: Goal 6 – Objective 6.3
Chart 2.9.6.6-468
EAST CENTRAL FLORIDA
METROPOLITAN AREA
Commercial Airports
75.0%
25.0%
Flight Training Of f ered
75.0%
25.0%
Factor
Supports Flight Training From Other A irports
Educational Programs A f f iliation
100.0%
0%
20%
40%
60%
80%
100%
Percent of A irports
Y es
No
Chart 2.9.6.6-469
EAST CENTRAL FLORIDA
METROPOLITAN AREA
Community Airports
Factor
Supports Flight Training From Other A irports
94.4%
Flight Training Of f ered
5.6%
83.3%
Educational Programs A f f iliation 11.1%
0%
16.7%
88.9%
20%
40%
60%
80%
100%
Percent of A irports
Y es
Section 2.9.6.6
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FASP 2004
Section 2.9.6.6 System Performance: Goal 6 – Objective 6.3
North Central Florida Region
As indicated in Chart 2.9.6.6-470, approximately 71 percent of all public airports in the North Central
Florida Region report they support flight training from other airports, and 64 percent of all public airports in
this region offer flight training services. Additionally, approximately seven percent of all public airports in
the North Central Florida Region support educational programs; the remaining 93 percent of all public
airports report they do not support educational programs affiliated with local schools.
Chart 2.9.6.6-470
NORTH CENTRAL FLORIDA REGION
Public Airports
Supports Flight Training From Other
A irports
Factor
71.4%
28.6%
64.3%
Educational Programs A f f iliation 7.1%
0%
35.7%
92.9%
20%
40%
60%
80%
100%
Percent of Airports
Y es
No
As indicated in Chart 2.9.6.6-471, the one commercial airport in the North Central Florida Region reports
it supports flight training from other airports, and offers flight training; this airport reports that it does not
support educational programs available. As shown in Chart 2.9.6.6-472, approximately 69 percent of all
community airports in the North Central Florida Region report they support flight training from other
airports, and 62 percent of all community airports in this region report they provide flight training services.
Approximately eight percent of all community airports in the North Central Florida Region report they
support educational programs; the remaining 92 percent of all community airports in this region report
they do not support educational programs affiliated with local schools.
Section 2.9.6.6
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Section 2.9.6.6 System Performance: Goal 6 – Objective 6.3
Factor
Chart 2.9.6.6-471
NORTH CENTRAL FLORIDA REGION
Commercial Airports
Supports Flight Training From Other A irports
100.0%
Flight Training Of f ered
100.0%
Educational Programs A f f iliation
100.0%
0%
20%
40%
60%
80%
100%
Percent of Airports
Y es
No
Chart 2.9.6.6-472
NORTH CENTRAL FLORIDA REGION
Community Airports
Factor
Supports Flight Training From Other A irports
69.2%
Flight Training Of f ered
30.8%
61.5%
Educational Programs A f f iliation 7.7%
0%
38.5%
92.3%
20%
40%
60%
80%
100%
Percent of Airports
Y es
Section 2.9.6.6
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466
FASP 2004
Section 2.9.6.6 System Performance: Goal 6 – Objective 6.3
Northeast Florida Metropolitan Area
As indicated in Chart 2.9.6.6-473, approximately 89 percent of all public airports in the Northeast Florida
Metropolitan Area report they support flight training from other airports, and 67 percent of all public
airports in this region offer flight training services. Additionally, approximately 22 percent of all public
airports in the Northeast Florida Metropolitan Area support educational programs; the remaining 78
percent of all public airports report they do not support educational programs associated with local
institutions.
Chart 2.9.6.6-473
NORTHEAST FLORIDA
METROPOLITAN AREA
Public Airports
Factor
Supports Flight Training From Other Airports
88.9%
Flight Training Offered
Educational Programs Affiliation
0%
11.1%
66.7%
22.2%
20%
33.3%
77.8%
40%
60%
80%
100%
Percent of Airports
Yes
No
As indicated in Chart 2.9.6.6-474, the one commercial airport in the Northeast Florida Metropolitan Area
reports that it does not support flight training from other airports and does not offer flight training. This
commercial airport reports that it does support educational programs. As shown in Chart 2.9.6.6-475,
100 percent of all community airports in the Northeast Florida Metropolitan Area report they support flight
training from other airports, and 75 percent of all community airports in this region report they provide
flight training services. As shown in Chart 2.9.6.6-475, approximately 13 percent of all community airports
in this region report they support educational programs; the remaining 87 percent of all community
airports in the Northeast Florida Metropolitan Area report they do not support educational programs.
Section 2.9.6.6
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Section 2.9.6.6 System Performance: Goal 6 – Objective 6.3
Factor
Chart 2.9.6.6-474
NORTHEAST FLORIDA
METROPOLITAN AREA
Commercial Airports
Supports Flight Training From Other A irports
100.0%
Flight Training Of f ered
100.0%
Educational Programs A f f iliation
100.0%
0%
20%
40%
60%
80%
100%
Percent of Airports
Y es
No
Chart 2.9.6.6-475
NORTHEAST FLORIDA
METROPOLITAN AREA
Community Airports
Factor
Supports Flight Training From Other A irports
100.0%
Flight Training Of f ered
75.0%
Educational Programs A f f iliation 12.5%
0%
25.0%
87.5%
20%
40%
60%
80%
100%
Percent of Airports
Y es
Section 2.9.6.6
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FASP 2004
Section 2.9.6.6 System Performance: Goal 6 – Objective 6.3
Northwest Florida Region
As indicated in Chart 2.9.6.6-476, approximately 52 percent of all public airports in the Northwest Florida
Region report they support flight training from other airports, and 48 percent of all public airports in this
region offer flight training services. Additionally, approximately 14 percent of all public airports in the
Northwest Florida Region support educational programs; the remaining 86 percent of all public airports
report they do not support educational programs associated with local schools.
Chart 2.9.6.6-476
NORTHW EST FLORIDA REGION
Public Airports
Factor
Supports Flight Training From Other A irports
52.4%
Flight Training Of f ered
47.6%
47.6%
52.4%
Educational Programs A f f iliation 14.3%
0%
85.7%
20%
40%
60%
80%
100%
Percent of A irports
Y es
No
As indicated in Charts 2.9.6.6-477 and 2.9.6.6-478, approximately 75 percent of all commercial airports
and 47 percent of all community airports in the Northwest Florida Region report they support flight training
from other airports. 75 percent of all commercial airports in this region report they provide flight training
services, and 50 percent of all commercial airports report they support educational programs. As shown
in Chart 2.9.6.6-488, approximately 41 percent of all community airports in the Northwest Florida Region
offer flight training, and six percent of all community airports report they support educational programs.
The remaining 94 percent of all community airports in this region report they do not support educational
programs associated with local schools.
Section 2.9.6.6
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Section 2.9.6.6 System Performance: Goal 6 – Objective 6.3
Factor
Chart 2.9.6.6-477
NORTHW EST FLORIDA REGION
Commercial Airports
Supports Flight Training From Other A irports
75.0%
25.0%
Flight Training Of f ered
75.0%
25.0%
Educational Programs A f f iliation
50.0%
0%
20%
50.0%
40%
60%
80%
100%
Percent of Airports
Y es
No
Chart 2.9.6.6-478
NORTHW EST FLORIDA REGION
Community Airports
Factor
Supports Flight Training From Other A irports
47.1%
Flight Training Of f ered
52.9%
41.2%
58.8%
Educational Programs A f f iliation 5.9%
0%
94.1%
20%
40%
60%
80%
100%
Percent of Airports
Y es
Section 2.9.6.6
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FASP 2004
Section 2.9.6.6 System Performance: Goal 6 – Objective 6.3
Southeast Florida Metropolitan Area
As indicated in Chart 2.9.6.6-479, approximately 62 percent of all public airports in the Southeast
Florida Metropolitan Area report they support flight training from other airports, and the same
percentage of all public airports in this region offer flight training services. Additionally,
approximately 29 percent of all public airports in the Southeast Florida Metropolitan Area support
educational programs; the remaining 71 percent of all public airports report they do not support
educational programs associated with local schools.
Chart 2.9.6.6-479
SOUTHEAST FLORIDA
METROPOLITAN AREA
Public Airports
61.9%
38.1%
Flight Training Of f ered
61.9%
38.1%
Factor
Supports Flight Training From Other A irports
Educational Programs A f f iliation
71.4%
28.6%
0%
20%
40%
60%
80%
100%
Percent of A irports
Y es
No
As indicated in Charts 2.9.6.6-480 and 2.9.6.6-481, approximately 25 percent of all commercial
airports and 71 percent of all community airports in the Southeast Florida Metropolitan Area
report they support flight training from other airports. 50 percent of all commercial airports in this
region report they provide flight training services, and 25 percent of all commercial airports report
they support educational programs. As shown in Chart 2.9.6.6-491, approximately 65 percent of
all community airports in the Southeast Florida Metropolitan Area offer flight training, and 29
percent of all community airports report they support educational programs. The remaining 71
percent of all community airports in this region report they do not support educational programs
associated with local schools.
Section 2.9.6.6
471
FASP 2004
Section 2.9.6.6 System Performance: Goal 6 – Objective 6.3
Chart 2.9.6.6-480
SOUTHEAST FLORIDA
METROPOLITAN AREA
Commercial Airports
25.0%
Factor
Supports Flight Training From Other A irports
Flight Training Of f ered
75.0%
50.0%
Educational Programs A f f iliation
50.0%
25.0%
0%
75.0%
20%
40%
60%
80%
100%
Percent of Airports
Y es
No
Chart 2.9.6.6-481
SOUTHEAST FLORIDA
METROPOLITAN AREA
Community Airports
70.6%
Factor
Supports Flight Training From Other A irports
Flight Training Of f ered
29.4%
64.7%
Educational Programs A f f iliation
29.4%
0%
20%
35.3%
70.6%
40%
60%
80%
100%
Percent of Airports
Y es
Section 2.9.6.6
No
472
FASP 2004
Section 2.9.6.6 System Performance: Goal 6 – Objective 6.3
Southwest Florida Region
As indicated in Chart 2.9.6.6-482, approximately 93 percent of all public airports in the Southwest
Florida Region report they support flight training from other airports, and 57 percent of all public
airports in this region offer flight training services. Additionally, approximately 21 percent of all
public airports in the Southwest Florida Region support educational programs; the remaining 79
percent of all public airports report they do not support educational programs affiliated with local
schools.
Chart 2.9.6.6-482
SOUTHW EST FLORIDA REGION
Public Airports
Factor
Supports Flight Training From Other Airports
92.9%
Flight Training Of f ered
7.1%
57.1%
Educational Programs A f filiation
21.4%
0%
42.9%
78.6%
20%
40%
60%
80%
100%
Percent of A irports
Y es
No
As indicated in Charts 2.9.6.6-483 and 2.9.6.6-484, approximately 67 percent of all commercial
airports and 100 percent of all community airports in the Southwest Florida Region report they
support flight training from other airports. Approximately 67 percent of all commercial airports in
this region report they provide flight training services, and 100 percent of all commercial airports
report they do not support educational programs. As shown in Chart 2.9.6.6-484, approximately
55 percent of all community airports in the Southwest Florida Region offer flight training, and 27
percent of all community airports report they support educational programs. The remaining 73
percent of all community airports in this region report they do not support educational programs
affiliated with local schools.
Section 2.9.6.6
473
FASP 2004
Section 2.9.6.6 System Performance: Goal 6 – Objective 6.3
Factor
Chart 2.9.6.6-483
SOUTHW EST FLORIDA REGION
Commercial Airports
Supports Flight Training From Other A irports
66.7%
33.3%
Flight Training Of f ered
66.7%
33.3%
Educational Programs A f f iliation
100.0%
0%
20%
40%
60%
80%
100%
Percent of Airports
Y es
No
Chart 2.9.6.6-484
SOUTHW EST FLORIDA REGION
Community Airports
100.0%
Factor
Supports Flight Training From Other A irports
Flight Training Of f ered
54.5%
Educational Programs A f f iliation
27.3%
0%
20%
45.5%
72.7%
40%
60%
80%
100%
Percent of Airports
Y es
Section 2.9.6.6
No
474
FASP 2004
Section 2.9.6.6 System Performance: Goal 6 – Objective 6.3
Treasure Coast Region
There are seven public airports located in the Treasure Coast Region, all of which are designated
as community airports. As indicated in Chart 2.9.6.6-485, approximately 71 percent of all
community airports in the Treasure Coast Region report they support flight training from other
airports, and 100 percent of all community airports in this region offer flight training services.
Additionally, approximately 14 percent of all community airports in the Treasure Coast Region
support educational programs; the remaining 86 percent of all community airports report they do
not support educational programs affiliated with area educational institutions.
Chart 2.9.6.6-485
TREASURE COAST REGION
Community Airports
Factor
Supports Flight Training From Other Airports
71.4%
Flight Training Of f ered
28.6%
100.0%
Educational Programs A f filiation 14.3%
0%
85.7%
20%
40%
60%
80%
100%
Percent of A irports
Y es
Section 2.9.6.6
No
475
FASP 2004
Section 2.9.6.6 System Performance: Goal 6 – Objective 6.3
West Central Florida Metropolitan Area
As indicated in Chart 2.9.6.6-486, approximately 82 percent of all public airports in the West
Central Florida Metropolitan Area report they support flight training from other airports, and the
same percentage of all public airports in this region offer flight training services. As shown, 100
percent of all public airports in the West Central Florida Metropolitan Area report they do not
support educational programs.
Chart 2.9.6.6-486
W EST CENTRAL FLORIDA
METROPOLITAN AREA
Public Airports
81.8%
18.2%
Flight Training Of f ered
81.8%
18.2%
Factor
Supports Flight Training From Other A irports
Educational Programs A f f iliation
100.0%
0%
20%
40%
60%
80%
100%
Percent of A irports
Y es
No
As indicated in Chart 2.9.6.6-487, 50 percent of all commercial airports in the West Central
Florida Metropolitan Area report they support flight training from other airports, and the same
percentage of all commercial airports offer flight training. 100 percent of all commercial airports in
this region report they do not support educational programs. As shown in Chart 2.9.6.6-488,
approximately 89 percent of all community airports in the West Central Florida Metropolitan Area
report they support flight training from other airports, and the same percentage of all community
airports provide flight training services. 100 percent of all community airports in this region report
they do not support educational programs associated with area schools.
Section 2.9.6.6
476
FASP 2004
Section 2.9.6.6 System Performance: Goal 6 – Objective 6.3
Factor
Chart 2.9.6.6-487
W EST CENTRAL FLORIDA
METROPOLITAN AREA
Commercial Airports
Supports Flight Training From Other A irports
50.0%
50.0%
Flight Training Of f ered
50.0%
50.0%
Educational Programs A f f iliation
100.0%
0%
20%
40%
60%
80%
100%
Percent of Airports
Y es
No
Factor
Chart 2.9.6.6-488
W EST CENTRAL FLORIDA
METROPOLITAN AREA
Community Airports
Supports Flight Training From Other A irports
88.9%
11.1%
Flight Training Of f ered
88.9%
11.1%
Educational Programs A f f iliation
100.0%
0%
20%
40%
60%
80%
100%
Percent of Airports
Y es
Section 2.9.6.6
No
477