VectorHeavy · Air Traffic Control Simulator
Miami · Field elevation 9 ft · 4 runways · East Flow and West Flow
Miami International's four runways include three east-west strips and the crossing 12/30. American's hub meets FedEx and UPS cargo traffic, with the 13,016-foot 9/27 carrying the longest-haul mix.
You work Miami Approach. East flow uses arrivals on 8R and 9 with departures on 8L, 8R and 9. West flow reverses to arrivals on 26L, 27 and 30 with departures on 26R, 26L and 27. Published FAA procedures supply the supported arrival and departure paths.
The Heavy tier brings parallel-stream sequencing, runway crossings and wake spacing. Carrier weights, route subset and pacing are game calibration. Miami's time-of-day runway closures, shoreline detail, terrain, minimum vectoring altitudes and MSAW are not modeled.
Runway layout
| Runway | Headings | Length |
|---|---|---|
| 9/27 | 087° / 267° | 13,016 ft |
| 8R/26L | 087° / 267° | 10,506 ft |
| 12/30 | 120° / 300° | 9,360 ft |
| 8L/26R | 087° / 267° | 8,600 ft |
Other facilities
Kansas City Center · ZKC
Indianapolis Center · ZID
Cleveland Center · ZOB
Memphis Center · ZME
Minneapolis Center · ZMP
Houston Center · ZHU
Oakland Center · ZOA
Jacksonville Center · ZJX
Atlanta Center · ZTL
Chicago Center · ZAU
Denver Center · ZDV
Seattle Center · ZSE
Los Angeles Center · ZLA
Fort Worth Center · ZFW
New York Center · ZNY
Boston Center · ZBW
Albuquerque Center · ZAB