The official welcome center for SunTrax
Purpose-built to serve as your home base
Steep, complex angles, and multiple blind spots
Three-lane continuous loop track for merging and weaving
2.25-mile track that pushes speeds of up to 70 mph
Simulate a variety of intersection geometries and configurations
Multi-modal passenger transfers, including airports, hotels, and transit centers
Complex intersections, roundabouts, driveways, and other geometric conditions
Eight surfaces that test sensor exposure to noise, vibrations, and surface harshness
24-acre paved immersive, computer-generated environment
Multiple pavement surfaces configured to test under low friction conditions
Elevated 360-degree observation of the track and infield testing activities
First-in-the-Nation Infrastructure
SunTrax Air is home to the nation’s first AAM Aerial Test Track, a milestone that puts Florida at the forefront of the global race to commercialize advanced air mobility. Spanning approximately one mile (5,850 feet) over the western edge of the SunTrax campus, this one-of-a-kind test track gives operators a dedicated corridor to safely evaluate AAM aircraft performance in a controlled environment and dedicated airspace.
FDOT designed the facility from the ground up to meet the evolving demands of an emerging industry, prioritizing flexibility, scalability, and long-term industry relevance at every turn. The result is infrastructure that exists nowhere else in the United States:
