Overview
Orlando International Airport (MCO) is the primary international gateway serving Orlando, Florida, located approximately 6 miles southeast of downtown. Established in 1961, the airport has grown to become the busiest in Florida and the seventh busiest in the United States, handling over 57 million passengers in 2025. The airport's IATA code, MCO, originates from its former identity as McCoy Air Force Base, which was decommissioned in 1975. MCO operates as a hub for several major airlines, including Southwest Airlines, Frontier Airlines, and JetBlue, offering nonstop flights to more than 170 destinations worldwide. The airport features three terminals and four runways, accommodating a diverse range of domestic and international flights.
Frequencies
TWR
TWR
TWR
TWR
TWR
TWR
A/D
APP/DEP
A/D
APP/DEP
A/D
APP/DEP
ATIS
ATIS
ATIS
ATIS
ATIS
ATIS
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
RDO
ST PETERSBURG RDO
RDO
ST PETERSBURG RDO
RDO
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RDO
ST PETERSBURG RDO
RDO
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RDO
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UNIC
UNICOM
UNIC
UNICOM
UNIC
UNICOM
CLD
CLNC DEL
CLD
CLNC DEL
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CLNC DEL
OPS
AR OPS
OPS
AR OPS
OPS
AR OPS
Runways
Length
9,001 ft
Width
150 ft
Surface
ASP
Heading
179.5° / 359.5°
Length
10,000 ft
Width
150 ft
Surface
CON
Heading
179.0° / 359.0°
Length
12,005 ft
Width
200 ft
Surface
PEM
Heading
179.0° / 359.0°
Length
12,004 ft
Width
200 ft
Surface
CON
Heading
179.0° / 359.0°
Terminals
Terminal A, Terminal B, Terminal C
