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Fears over the COVID-19 virus elsewhere are actually leading airlines to increase the number of flights to Orlando International Airport.
Orlando airport expecting record Christmas time traffic
The Orlando International Airport is expecting a record 2.7 million passengers to pass through during the 19-day Christmas holiday season that begins Friday, 6 percent more than last year.
The passenger traffi... Read More
Brightline expects trains to roll into Orlando as soon as 2021
Brightline expects to start construction this winter on its planned, privately owned, higher-speed passenger railroad connecting South Florida to Orlando and envisions the first trains to start rolling into Orl... Read More
Brightline Tampa-Orlando proposal discusses Disney, SunRail stops
Brightline's proposal to build and operate a higher-speed passenger train from Tampa to Orlando includes provisions for three possible stops in the Orlando area, including one that could serve Walt Disney World... Read More
Spirit Airlines adding directs from Orlando to Virgin Islands, Colombia, Costa Rica
Spirit Airlines is adding 14 new destinations to its flight service out of Orlando International Airport including daily flights to Puerto Rico and Colombia and less frequent flights to the U.S. Virgin Islands,... Read More
‘Brazil is back!’ declares Orlando airport director
In an economic wave sure to splash throughout the tourism economies of Orlando and Florida, projections and airline activity indicate that a rebounding Brazilian economy is expected to show up big at Orlando In... Read More
OIA expansion to open before the holidays
Orlando International Airport's new people mover at the Intermodal Terminal Facility and a much-needed parking garage are slated to open by Thanksgiving.
The new additions will help boost the airport’s capacit... Read More
Orlando prepares for Hurricane Irma
Central Florida is preparing for a potential hit as Hurricane Irma strengthened Tuesday to a Category 5 storm.
The National Hurricane Center has warned that Irma’s 185 mph winds could make the storm “potential... Read More
Uber, Lyft to begin service at Orlando International Airport
Uber and Lyft will pick up passengers at the airport starting Saturday, ending a three-year battle by the ride-sharing services to gain access to millions of tourists and residents who land in Orlando.
A new s... Read More