Airport

The airport was located west of the royal park. It consisted of two large buildings that housed a baggage drop-off point, security, border control, baggage claim, an several small airport lounges.

Besides these main buildings, there was also a nearby minecart metro station (now also defunct), a large car park, one runway, a vehicle servicing depot, and a few parking spaces for aircraft.

However, the airport was never finished. No traffic control tower was built, and there were several incomplete parking spaces, limiting the amount of aircraft that could be parked at the airport.

The runway was deemed to be too short, and plans for a runway extension were denied by the city council.

History
Building of the airport began in August 2013. Originally the airport consisted of only a car park, a pedestrian bridge, and one main building (which was soon inadequate and another replicate building was built next to it).

Over the next few years it was expanded with more buildings, a runway, and parking spaces for aircraft.

Despite all this expansion, SurfinBird has always been unhappy with the appearance and functionality of the airport, and after much thought, it was decided that the airport was to be turned into a high street and shopping area, with the existing buildings to either be demolished or refurbished.

Current condition
The site is currently undergoing renovation to become the University of Surfside.

The two main buildings are undergoing extensive refurbishment, with an updated, more colourful exterior and a fresh interior.