Orlando International Airport (MCO)

• Closest airport to: Disney World, Sea World, Universal Studios, Orange County Convention Center (2nd largest in the U.S.), Kennedy Space Center, Port Canaveral (Cruise Port), Downtown Orlando and the University of Central Florida (2rd Largest University in the U.S.)
• Orlando is home to one of only two ‘Medical Cities’ currently being built in the world
  • Burnham Institute, Opened May 15, 2009 www.burnham.org
  • UCF College of Medicine and Health Science Opened August 3, 2009 www.med.ucf.edu
  • MD Anderson Cancer Center Opening Fall 2009 orlandohealth.com/mdanderson
  • University of Florida Research and Academic Center Opening 2011 research.ufl.edu/
  • Nemours Children’s Hospital Opening 2012 www.nemours.org
  • Veteran’s Medical Center Opening 2012 www.orlando.va.gov
• International conventions and their high yield traffic...
  • American Heart Association 30,000 delegates
  • American Society of Clinical Oncology 29,600 delegates
  • Healthcare Information and Management 28,400 delegates
  • National Business Aviation Association 38,800 delegates
  • National Home Builders Association 92,100 delegates
  • Professional Golfer’s Association 38,700 delegates

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• 30 min catchment area 1.8 million
• 60 min catchment area 3.4 million
• 120 min catchment area 9.2 million (51% of the population of Florida)

Orlando International Airport's Foreign Trade Zone is located in the only quadramodal transportation hub in the world, offering access to all global destinations. International business is made easy through a superior network of air routes, interstate highways, rail systems, deep water ports, and space transportation through launch facilities at the Kennedy Space Center.

• Orlando International Airport is adjacent to State Road 528 providing direct access:
  • 3 miles to State Road 417 (Orlando Beltway)
  • 10 miles to the Florida Turnpike (Miami to I-75)
  • 17 miles to Interstate 4 (Tampa-Daytona)
  • 40 miles to Interstate 95 (Miami-Boston)
  • 65 miles to Interstate 75 (Miami-Detroit)
• Orlando’s central location provides excellent access:
  • 40 minutes to the East Coast/Port Canaveral (SR 528)
  • One hour (85 miles) to the Gulf Coast/Port of Tampa (I-4)
  • Two hours (140 miles) to the Georgia border/Port of Jacksonville (I-95)
  • Four hours (236 miles) to Miami (Florida Turnpike/I-95)
• 47 companies are permitted to provide shuttle bus transportation to MCO from all over Florida
• Over 60% of the U.S. population is within overnight trucking range of Orlando

Infrastructure & Operations

• 4 runways
  • 17L/35R           9,000 ft           2,743 m
  • 17R/35L           10,000 ft         3,048 m
  • 18L/36R           12,005 ft         3,659 m
  • 18R/36L           12,004 ft         3,659 m
• Slot Coordinated:  No
• Operating hours: 24 hours
• Terminals:
  • 4 airsides
    • Airside 1 refurbished 2009
    • Airside 2 opened 2000
    • Airside 3 refurbished 2009
    • Airside 4 opened 1990
  • 96 gates
• Min. connect time:  
  • 30-minute domestic to domestic
  • 90-minute international to domestic

Vital statistics

• Passenger numbers
  • 34,877,899 passengers CY2010
  • 31,632,100 Domestic
  • 3,245,799 International
  • 34,657,776 Scheduled
  • 220,123 Charter
• Freight:
  • 132,071 short tons domestic (CY 2010)
  • 39,935 short tons international
• Largest carrier:
  • Passenger:
    • Southwest Airlines
      • 7,614,241 (21.8%)
  • Freight:
    • FedEx
      • 71,728 (41.7%)

Financials

• Airport charges
• Annual report
• Other relevant financial reports