Naples Municipal Airport

Naples Municipal serves the Gulf-coast resort city of Naples, right at the edge of downtown and minutes from the beaches and golf. It's a general- and business-aviation field with no major airline service — a convenient, upscale gateway to Southwest Florida that fills with private jets through the winter season.

Who flies here

APF is business and general aviation, busiest in the winter high season when Naples's seasonal residents and visitors arrive. For charter it's a classic flexible-leisure destination where demand — and pricing — swings with the calendar.

On the field

As of mid-2026 general-aviation and fuel services at Naples are run by the city's airport authority, which operates the field directly. Private departures use the authority's general-aviation facilities close to downtown.

A bit of history

The field was established in 1942 as Naples Army Air Field, training cadets on Fairchild PT-19s during World War II. It passed to the city after the war and, under an airport authority created in 1969, grew into the busy resort-city field it is today.

FBO and history details were last verified mid-2026 against the airport's and operators' own published information; tenants and amenities change, so confirm the departure terminal with your operator.