Aircraft Detailing at Naples Municipal Airport

The NATA and AvAdvisors 2025 table ranks APF 11th in the United States for business-jet movements, with 47,409 in 2025, up 5 percent, alongside 3,563 piston movements. Runway 5/23 is 6,600 by 150 feet, 14/32 is 5,001 feet and a 1,850-foot turf strip runs northeast to southwest. Naples Tower operates 0600 to 2200 in FAA data effective 29 October 2026, which also closes the field to aircraft over 75,000 pounds on dual gear. Naples Jet Center notes that its fuel is supplied exclusively by the Airport Authority.

Washing has its own section in the Authority's Minimum Leasing and Operating Standards, last revised 17 December 2018. Under "Mobile Aircraft Washing Services" it says washing "is restricted to designated wash rack/pad areas and/or other areas permitted by the Executive Director" and asks operators to describe water use, containment such as ramp scrubbers or berms, and every chemical used. Wash water from degreasing or engine cleaning must be captured and removed off site; exterior-only washing with biodegradable soap may apply for on-site disposal.

Storm planning is public too: the Authority's June 2026 hurricane notice says the airport closes about two days before an anticipated storm and may shelter aircraft in any available hangar.