Florida's busiest airport and a major gateway to global tourism, ranking among the top ten U.S. airports by passenger traffic.
Orlando International Airport (MCO) is located 6 miles southeast of downtown Orlando, serving as the primary air entry point for Central Florida’s theme parks and vacation destinations. It is the largest airport in Florida by passenger volume and land area, with over 11,600 acres and three main terminals.
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Passenger traffic remained stable in 2024, with a 0.9% decrease from 2023 after a 15.1% surge the previous year[4][2].
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Workers include airline staff, ground services, concessions, security, and municipal operations.
Expansion under the Vision 100 program will increase capacity to over 100 million passengers by 2050[2].
Deployment of biometric screening, automated baggage systems, and AI-powered passenger flow management enhances efficiency.
Implementation of solar energy, electric ground vehicles, and LEED-certified terminal designs supports environmental goals.
Collaborate with federal and state agencies to secure infrastructure funding and advance diversity initiatives.
Prioritize terminal modernization, runway upgrades, and intermodal connectivity to support future growth.
Accelerate adoption of renewable energy and green operations to meet regulatory and community expectations.
