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Orlando Airport (MCO)
Orlando Airport (MCO)
Orlando International Airport (MCO) is the busiest travel hub in Florida and a vital gateway to Central Florida's world-renowned theme parks and business districts. Located just six miles southeast of downtown Orlando, MCO handles over 57 million passengers annually. The airport features a massive North Terminal complex (Terminals A and B) and the recently opened, high-tech Terminal C, all connected by an efficient Automated People Mover (APM) system and a new high-speed rail link.
United States
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Flight Partners
Operating Airlines
Southwest Airlines
Terminal A - Level 3
JetBlue
Terminal C - Level 2
Delta Air Lines
Terminal B - Level 3
Frontier Airlines
Terminal A - Level 3
Spirit Airlines
Terminal A - Level 3
Flight Connections
Popular Routes
Atlanta (ATL)
Over 135 weekly flights
Newark (EWR)
Approx. 570 monthly flights
Chicago (ORD)
Over 400 monthly flights
San Juan (SJU)
Highest-volume international/territory route
New York (LGA)
Frequent daily shuttle service
Explore Nearby
Trending Places
Walt Disney World Resort
Universal Orlando Resort
SeaWorld Orlando
ICON Park & The Orlando Eye
The Florida Mall
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Quick Facts
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United States
Got Questions?
Frequently Asked Questions
How early should I arrive at Orlando International Airport (MCO)?
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The airport recommends the 3-2-1 rule: arrive at the ticket counter 3 hours before, security 2 hours before, and be at your gate 1 hour before departure.
Can I take a train from MCO to other Florida cities?
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Yes, the Brightline station is located at the Intermodal Terminal near Terminal C, offering high-speed rail service to cities like West Palm Beach, Fort Lauderdale, and Miami.
Which terminal does JetBlue use at MCO?
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JetBlue operates exclusively out of the state-of-the-art Terminal C, which features automated screening and integrated baggage handling.
Is there free Wi-Fi at Orlando Airport?
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Yes, MCO provides complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi throughout all terminal and airside areas.
Is smoking or vaping allowed inside the airport?
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No, Orlando International Airport is a non-smoking facility. Smoking, including electronic cigarettes, is prohibited inside all airport buildings.
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