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Tavernaero Park Airport is a small grass airstrip on Key Largo's neighbouring island of Tavernier in the Florida Keys, a short distance west of the town centre. It offers a single east-west runway and serves local general aviation traffic in this quiet corner of Monroe County.
Tavernaero Park Airport (FA81) is a modest general aviation field lying about a mile west of Tavernier in the Florida Keys. With a single turf runway and no control tower, it is the kind of low-key strip that appeals to pilots looking to explore the Keys away from the busier fields further north, though its private character and lack of published services mean it rewards careful pre-flight planning.
The airfield sits in the Florida Keys, close to the town of Tavernier and about a mile west of it, on a small parcel of land within Monroe County. As a small, unlit grass strip with no tower, it lies in uncontrolled Class G airspace typical of this part of the Keys (skyvector.com).
Tavernaero Park has a single physical runway, 08/26, aligned east-west and surfaced in grass. Each direction measures 2079 feet in length, and there is no lighting and no instrument landing system associated with the runway.
No communications frequency is currently published for Tavernaero Park Airport, and the field has no air traffic control service. Pilots should expect to operate on a self-announce basis as they would at any uncontrolled, unattended strip, coordinating visually with any other traffic in the vicinity.
The airfield is located roughly a mile west of the town of Tavernier, providing a useful reference point for pilots inbound along the island chain of the Florida Keys.
Tavernaero Park remains a small, unlit grass airfield with a single runway and no control tower, reflecting its character as a modest general aviation strip in the Florida Keys rather than a facility offering extensive services or scheduled activity.
