Flights from Orlando

Airport Orlando International Airport, FL MCO

Orlando International Airport is the largest and most important airport in the U.S. state of Florida. Due to steady growth and because the area is a popular year-round destination for many tourists from home as well as abroad, it now ranks as the world's busiest airport. There is also a second airport in the Orlando and Orange County area, the much smaller civilian Orlando-Sanford International Airport in Sanford. The two most popular routes to the airports are flights from Atlanta to Orlando and flights from New York to Orlando. The busiest International routes at the airport are flights from London to Orlando and Toronto to Orlando. Most tourists to Orlando come to the city to visit Disneyland.

• URL: Official website
• Parking: Yes; paid short and long-term parking as well as parking garages.
• Nearby cities: Orlando (14 km)
• Directions by car: Interstate I-4, SR 417 and SR 408, SR 436 and SR 528, exit 11B
• Stations: The city of Orlando is linked to the Amtrak railway network by the "Silver Star" and the "Silver Meteor" lines that both run from Miami to New York.

Location

Opened in 1976, the airport is located about 17 km or 14 miles southeast of downtown Orlando. It may be reached using the Florida State Road 528 leaving at Exit 11, Florida State Road 436, or the Florida 417 Toll Road, exit 17.

Between the airport and the Amtrak Station / Greyhound station in downtown or the Lynx Central Station, the LYNX bus routes 11 and 51 operate a regular service. Other local bus routes, which regularly stop at the airport are the numbers 41, 42 and the 111 that goes to Walt Disney World. Alternatively, please take a shuttle bus, taxi, rental car or limousine .