About The Airport

Orlando International Airport (MCO) is Florida’s busiest and the 10th busiest U.S. airport, serving over 56M annual passengers. With the state’s largest catchment area, 65% of Florida’s population with 13M residents living within a two-hour drive. Covering 11,000+ acres, MCO is the 4th largest U.S. airport by land area.

Brightline high-speed rail connects MCO to South Florida, making it the only U.S. airport with direct intercity rail service.

Terminal C, opened in 2022 with 15 gates, enhances international and domestic operations, with additional gates opening in 2026. A major renovation of airsides housing gates 1–55 is also underway.

MCO supports efficient cargo operations with Foreign Trade Zone 42 and extensive freight forwarding presence.

Orlando, the #1 U.S. tourist destination, welcomes 75M+ visitors annually, hosts the 3rd largest convention center, and connects to Port Canaveral, the world’s 2nd busiest cruise port.

With strong demand, a diverse economy, and rapid growth, MCO offers unmatched opportunities for airlines.