ARCHIVED STUDY DEMO · FAA cycle 2609 (Sep 3–Oct 1, 2026) · Not for navigation or a current briefing

DESIGN PREVIEW · Sample weather & services · FAA-based RNAV 27R simulation · Not for navigation
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Melbourne Orlando
International Airport

Melbourne, Florida · Florida’s Space Coast

ToweredPublic use33 ft elevation3 runways
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Weather at a glance

Sample · not live
VFR

Clear skies

Wind260° / 8 kt
Visibility10+ SM
CeilingUnlimited
Altimeter30.02 in
Forecast outlookIllustrative TAF timeline
12:00ZVFR · Clear
15:00ZVFR · Few
18:00ZVFR · Scattered
21:00ZShowers possible
00:00ZVFR · Few
Raw METAR & forecast details

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.

Quick frequencies

MHz
ATIS / ASOS132.550
Tower / CTAF118.200
Ground121.900
Orlando Approach126.025

Selected frequencies · verify sectors and tower hours.

All communications & tower details

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 ↗

Get to know the arrival

Your airport. A different perspective.

Explore the field, open a chart, or step into an approach preview.

Interactive concept
Satellite imagery showing Melbourne airport, the Indian River Lagoon and Atlantic coastline
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KMLB · Select a runway below to highlight it
Imagery: Esri, Maxar, Earthstar Geographics · Historical imagery
NextLIQNI
Altitude MSL2,000 ft
To next fix— NM
Ground track— °T
Simulated VS0 fpm
Published data & simulation assumptions

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.

FAA CIFP source ↗ · FAA approach and HILPT guidance ↗

PlaneDrive ↗See the arrival through a recorded flight.

Runways & patterns

FAA-derived reference
09R / 27L
10,181 × 150 ft

Asphalt · High-intensity lighting

09L / 27R
6,000 × 150 ft

Asphalt · Medium-intensity lighting

05 / 23
3,001 × 75 ft

Asphalt · Medium-intensity lighting

Pattern direction, altitude & airport notes

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.

NOTAMs & advisories

Not connected

Live advisories aren’t loaded

Unavailable does not mean no NOTAMs. This preview does not invent closures or report the airport clear.

Open FAA NOTAM search
The live version would group runway, taxiway, lighting and procedure notices—and highlight the affected map feature.

After you land

Fuel, a place to park, and somewhere to go.

Sample service details

Sheltair Melbourne

FBO & ground services

100LLJet ACrew car · sample

Pilot lounge, ground transport and parking information in one place.

100LL · sample price$6.85 / gal
Fees & notes

FIT Aviation

Flight training & aviation services

Flight school100LL

Compare services and arrival instructions before choosing where to park.

Fuel & operating hoursVerification needed

Make a day of it

Food & ground transportation

On-airportNearbyGA access

A useful lunch stop should tell you how to get there—not just that there’s a restaurant in the airline terminal.

Go from reading to understanding

Know the airport before you get there.

Explore an arrival in cockpit view. Pause, rewind, and see how the pieces fit.

Preview data, not an operational briefing. Selected airport facts are FAA-derived via AirNav (Sep 3, 2026). Weather, prices and services are sample content. Approach fixes and constraints use FAA cycle 2609; flight dynamics are simulated. Imagery: Esri and contributors. Chart overlay and recorded-flight integration are not implemented here.

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