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Sebring Regional Airport

Welcome to Sebring Regional Airport. This airport is located six nautical miles southeast of Sebring, Florida. It serves as a public use airport and is owned by the Sebring Airport Authority. Sebring Regional Airport is part of the National Plan of Integrated Airport Systems. It is categorized as a general aviation facility. A portion of its old runway system is now the Sebring International Raceway. This raceway hosts the famous 12 Hours of Sebring, a race held annually since 1952. The airport also features a business park and is a certified Foreign Trade Zone. While DayJet once offered flights to various cities, there is currently no regular passenger service at this airport. Sebring Regional Airport provides a unique blend of aviation and motorsport for travelers and locals alike.

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Welcome to Sebring Regional Airport. This airport is located six nautical miles southeast of Sebring, Florida. It serves as a public use airport and is owned by the Sebring Airport Authority. Sebring Regional Airport is part of the National Plan of Integrated Airport Systems. It is categorized as a general aviation facility. A part of the old runway system is now the Sebring International Raceway. This raceway hosts the famous 12 Hours of Sebring race every year. The airport also features a business park and is a certified Foreign Trade Zone. Although DayJet used to offer flights here, there are currently no regularly scheduled passenger services. Enjoy your visit to Sebring Regional Airport!

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Basic information about airport

Airport code: KSEF
Type: small
Continent: NA
Country code: US
Country: United
City Sebring
IATA: SEF
Longitude: -81.3423996
Latitude: 27.45639992

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Sebring Regional Airport: Serving Florida's Heartland

Introduction

Sebring Regional Airport (IATA: SEF)—which is located in the heart of Highlands County, Florida—is a medium-sized facility that provides important connectivity to residents across portions of South Central and Southwest Florida. The public-use airport has been providing services to the general aviation community and local area since it opened in December 1942.

Airlines and Destinations

Sebring Regional Airport has not seen any scheduled passenger air service in more than 20 years; however, various on-demand services have operated there previously. The now-defunct air taxi operator DayJet also once offered direct flights to about a dozen cities from Sebring before its closure in 2008.

Number of Flights and Passengers

Being a general aviation airport, Sebring Regional Airport does not have to report passenger or flight data to the FAA. The airport, however, continues to be a hub of activity for private and corporate aircraft with 104 based there according to the latest available data.

How to Get Here

Sebring Regional Airport is 7 miles southeast of Sebring, in the city and county of Highlands County. The airport is conveniently located and accessible by modern roadways directly to/from the Airport via both Interstate 4 and U.S. Highway 27.

Parking

Short-term and long-term parking is also available on-site for visitors, with the airport offering plenty of options for storing your vehicle while you travel. Parking is free for everyone.

Transportation Prices

Sebring Regional Airport typically does not have scheduled commercial passenger service, so there are no regulated rates in place for transportation to and from the airport. Guests will have to use public transportation, such as rental cars or hiring a taxi/Uber.

Terminal Layout

The single terminal building across from the parking area serves Sebring Regional Airport and includes airport administration offices as well as some aircraft facilities, including food services.

Navigate the Airport

The compact size of the airport means visitors won't have to trek long distances for transport. The other factor is good, clear directional signage to guide travelers around the site and also leads them correctly through areas such as the terminal and fixed-base operators (FBOs).

Getting Between Terminals

There is one terminal building at Sebring Regional Airport (there are not many airports which can say that), and passengers do not need to walk between terminals.

Services and Amenities

Sebring Regional Airport provides several amenities and services for general aviation, such as fueling, aircraft maintenance services, and pilot lounges. The airport also contains a business park and is, in fact, a Foreign Trade Zone.

Restaurants and Shops

Sebring Regional Airport does not have any restaurants or shops on the premises; however, there are several dining and shopping options just a short drive away in the city of Sebring.

Security and Customs

The airport itself is a GA facility, meaning it does not have security checkpoints or customs services of its own. Passengers are solely responsible for ensuring that they comply with all customs and security regulations.

Accessibility

Sebring Regional Airport is dedicated to providing excellent facilities and services for all our visitors. The terminal building and external areas have been provided for in accordance with the needs of people who use assistance dogs.

Travel Tips

Make sure to verify any and all information available online on the airport's website or contact Sebring Regional Airport directly for the latest on services, amenities, and operational changes. In addition, travelers will need to arrange ground transportation ahead of time for seamless arrivals and departures.