Sheltair Melbourne
FBO & ground services
Pilot lounge, ground transport and parking information in one place.
ARCHIVED STUDY DEMO · FAA cycle 2609 (Sep 3–Oct 1, 2026) · Not for navigation or a current briefing
Melbourne, Florida · Florida’s Space Coast
Clear skies
SAMPLE ONLY: KMLB 251200Z 26008KT 10SM CLR 28/22 A3002
Weather and forecast values are invented for this design. Production would show observation time, source, forecast validity and stale-data warnings.
Selected frequencies · verify sectors and tower hours.
Tower is part-time; current operating hours are not verified in this preview. CTAF applies when the tower is closed. UNICOM: 122.950 MHz.
FAA-derived reference data via AirNav · effective Sep 3, 2026 ↗
Explore the field, open a chart, or step into an approach preview.
Ready · OPTOZ → LIQNI → HUKDI → LPV decision altitude
FAA CIFP effective Sep 3–Oct 1, 2026 and the matching RNAV (GPS) RWY 27R chart. Fix coordinates, leg sequence, minimum crossing altitudes and holding directions are sourced. The LPV profile crosses HUKDI at 1500 ft and the runway threshold at coded 81 ft MSL (26 + 55), approximately the charted 3° glidepath.
Simulation: 95 kt groundspeed, no wind, straight fix-to-fix transitions, assumed descent between constraints, 600 ft/min missed climb, 20°-bank illustrative hold turns. Hold entries begin established inbound; arbitrary sector entries are not modeled. Satellite imagery is draped on a flat MSL plane—not elevation terrain or obstacle clearance. INDIA and WIXED feeder legs are not included. No NOTAM validation. Familiarization only, not navigation or certified training.
Asphalt · High-intensity lighting
Asphalt · Medium-intensity lighting
Asphalt · Medium-intensity lighting
Listed traffic patterns: left for all runway ends. Pattern altitude has not been verified; no default altitude is assumed.
Production notes would include published operating restrictions, noise procedures and displaced-threshold details, with individual sources and effective dates.
Unavailable does not mean no NOTAMs. This preview does not invent closures or report the airport clear.
Fuel, a place to park, and somewhere to go.
FBO & ground services
Pilot lounge, ground transport and parking information in one place.
Flight training & aviation services
Compare services and arrival instructions before choosing where to park.
Food & ground transportation
A useful lunch stop should tell you how to get there—not just that there’s a restaurant in the airline terminal.