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KOPF — Miami-Opa Locka Executive Airport

2 aircraft this investigation tracks were recorded on the ground at Miami-Opa Locka Executive Airport, Miami, FL, across 3 recovered ground visits.

No recovered ground visit at this field falls inside the window of a sourced Charlie Kirk, Erika Kirk, or TPUSA event. That is a statement about the sourced event list and the recovered archive coverage, not a statement that nothing happened here.

Every recovered ground visit at this field​

One row is one continuous run of on-ground positions. Times are UTC, exactly as the archives recorded them.

Date (UTC)AircraftWhat it isGround window (UTC)km from fieldGround fixesNear a sourced event?
2023-12-18N1098LLASAI Aviation II Global 6500, callsign AXEL1019:19 only1.311—
2024-09-01N102DZGulfstream V reported as the Kirk family's18:57–19:000.2332—
2024-12-14N102DZGulfstream V reported as the Kirk family's04:28–04:290.475—

The field​

Miami, FL. This page is the complete recovered record for this field: every ground visit and every flight leg by an aircraft this investigation tracks.

FieldValue
ICAO / identKOPF
NameMiami-Opa Locka Executive Airport
WhereMiami, FL
IATAOPF
Typemedium airport
Elevation8 ft
Coordinates25.907, -80.278397
Scheduled airline serviceyes
Aircraft tracked here2
Recovered ground visits3
Visits landing on a sourced event0
Recovered flight legs0

What this page cannot tell you​

  • Presence is not purpose, and it is not occupancy. No ADS-B record places any person aboard any aircraft.
  • An absent day is not an absent aircraft. Volunteer receiver coverage is uneven, and a jet parked with its transponder off is invisible. Absence here is a coverage fact.
  • Every count on this page is a count of the aircraft this investigation tracks, not of everything that used the field. Most aircraft at a general-aviation airport are flight-school and charter traffic, and many carry the FAA's ordinary Limiting Aircraft Data Displayed privacy flag, which is a routine owner filing and not a sign of anything.
  • 2022 is thin — the free archives begin in February 2023; before that only ADS-B Exchange's first-of-the-month sample days exist.