Sebring Regional Airport

06/02/2026

Safety is everyone's responsibility at Sebring Regional Airport.
Whether you're based at SEF or visiting, we encourage all pilots to take a few minutes to watch this important airport safety video. It provides a helpful overview of airport operations, procedures, and best practices designed to keep pilots, passengers, and airport personnel safe.

Watch here:
https://sebring-airport.com/safety-video-for-all-sef-pilots/

Sebring Regional Airport is committed to safe operations at the Airport. watch our 2025 Safety Advisory Video for pilots flying to SEF.

05/29/2026

🎙️ Ever wonder what's happening behind the scenes at Sebring Regional Airport?

Deputy Director Andrew Bennett recently sat down with John Roush to discuss projects that are helping shape the airport's future—from a new fuel farm and taxiway improvements to upgraded LED lighting, roadway improvements, and exciting Advanced Air Mobility planning efforts.

It's a great look at the work happening today to support aviation growth, safety, and innovation in Sebring.

Watch the full interview here:

Come with us as we take a look behind the scenes, at the new projec...

05/26/2026

🚁✈️ The future of flight is taking shape

From advanced air mobility to new aircraft designs, innovation continues to transform aviation—and airports like Sebring are ready.

05/20/2026

⛽✈️ Keeping aviation moving—every day

From fueling services to airfield access, reliable operations keep aircraft moving safely and efficiently at Sebring Re

05/15/2026

Room to move. Space to grow.

One of the biggest advantages of Sebring Regional Airport?

Uncongested airspace, available land, and the flexibility to support a wide range of aviation activity.

From general aviation to corporate operations, regional airports like Sebring play an important role in keeping people, business, and opportunity moving.

05/12/2026

✈️ Before Advanced Air Mobility… Sebring Was Already There

Sebring Regional Airport played a role in NASA’s Small Aircraft Transportation System (SATS) — an early initiative designed to improve regional air mobility using small aircraft and community airports.

As part of this effort, Sebring served as a Florida test site, supporting technology demonstrations and helping explore how underutilized airports could connect communities more efficiently.

In October 2004, aircraft from across Florida converged at Sebring for a High Volume Operations (HVO) demonstration, testing new approaches to safely increase traffic at non-towered airports.

Today’s conversations around Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) build on many of these same ideas — reinforcing Sebring’s long-standing role in aviation innovation.

05/09/2026

Fridays! 💖✈️🚀
Save the date and make plans for the 12th Annual Girls in Aviation Day on September 19, 2026! Thousands of WAI members across the globe will empower youth to pursue aviation and aerospace. chapters and corporate members are encouraged to register your event and review GIAD planning resources at www.wai.org/giad_resources

05/04/2026

✈️ Innovation in Aviation Training

Aircraft manufacturers continue to push the boundaries of performance and pilot experience.

Recent updates to Tecnam’s twin-engine trainer highlight how innovation is shaping the future of flight training and aviation safety.

05/04/2026

A rare sight at Sebring Regional Airport

The Sikorsky S-64F Skycrane—one of the largest helicopters ever built—recently touched down at Sebring.

Known for its incredible heavy-lift capability, this aircraft is rarely seen and plays a critical role in specialized operations around the world.

Moments like this highlight the diversity of aviation activity at Sebring Regional Airport.

04/28/2026

✈️ What is MOSAIC?

The FAA’s MOSAIC initiative could expand opportunities in general aviation—making flying more accessible and supporting pilot training.

For airports like Sebring, changes like this could mean more activity and new opportunities in the future.
Learn More: https://generalaviationnews.com/2026/04/23/mosaic-simplified/

MOSAIC has brought general aviation a remarkable gift: Fewer limitations, enhanced privileges, and a far wider selection of aircraft for pilots to choose from. But many in the GA community don't understand the new rule and how it applies to them.