Thank you to all the pilots that participated in the event!
We had over 150 movements at both Miami and Kennedy.

The winners of the prizes will be announced within the next week after we review the flight data.

Less than a week until the event!
Miami has their deicers ready. Temperature expected to have a low of 65.

Hence why I specified ZNY Color Profiles, I'm taking no credit for them other than providing a public link. And if I was responding to the post, I also would technically be classifying them as 'amazing' as well.

Details TBD.

Is it November 21st or October 24th?

In case you happened to miss out on Miami Live last weekend, we have another event coming up to mark the beginning of fall!
The First Fall FNO is taking place on September 25th from 2300-0300Z (1900-2300 EDT).
Although fall doesn't really exist in Miami, we're still welcoming the season to the Northern Hemisphere!

Here are some useful resources for flying into Miami:
Pilot Tips
Pilot FAQ
Airport Information and Charts
Scenery and Pilot Downloads
Real World Routes
Be advised, we recently had some SIDs/STARs update, the changes are insignificant. Most SID changes reflect a new "Top Altitude" box (which displays the initial altitude) and most STAR changes reflect the renaming of TMB to "Miami Executive Airport".
Please file valid routes which include SIDs and STARs (it makes our controllers' jobs easier).

Join us for this great event in Miami, where it's still unbearably hot in the fall!
Feel free to leave feedback after the event if you enjoyed it.

Less than 3 days until Miami Live!
On top of that, we have a little treat courtesy of nature.
Tropical Storm Erika is predicted to hit the southeast portion of the Bahamas around the time of the event.
Buckle your seat belts and stow your tray tables, turbulence should be expected!

A little less than two weeks until Miami Live 2015!
If you haven't already, checkout the useful resources above.