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Metro Orlando’s business
environment is strengthened by the presence of a world-class
international airport that is consistently recognized for
excellence in customer service, and six other regional airports
that provide travelers with a variety of options. Detailed
information on each of these airports is found below.
Orlando International Airport
- More than 34 million passengers served in 2010.
- 3rd largest airport in the nation for domestic origin and
destination.
- 4th best airport in the world for customer service.
- 11th fastest-growing major airport in the world.
- 2nd busiest airport in Florida; 13th in the nation; 29th in the
world.
- More than 980 arrivals and departures daily.
- Scheduled non-stop service available to 83 domestic
destinations and 34 international destinations (including direct
flights to Monterrey, Mexico and Frankfurt, Germany).
- 17th largest port of entry for international visitors in the
continental United States.
- 168,124 tons of cargo in 2010.
- Foreign Trade Zone No. 42, a 205-acre park, offers duty
exemptions or deferments for companies receiving materials from
foreign countries.
- More than 15,000 acres, the third largest parcel of airport
property in the country. Only 35 percent of airport property is
developed, leaving large areas available for expansion.
Orlando
Sanford International Airport
- 3rd most active international airport in Florida; 13th in the
nation.
- Four paved runways ranging from 3,750 to 9,600 feet long.
- Rated for wide-body air carriers, with a Federal Aviation
Authority air-traffic control tower, approved instrument approach,
aircraft service facilities and U.S. customs office.
- More than 1.1 million passengers served in 2010.
- 3,555 tons of cargo in 2010.
- Foreign Trade Zone No. 250.
- 395-acre Sanford Airport Commerce Park with rail service
available in its western sector.
- 50,000-square-foot cargo building, in the Sanford Airport
Commerce Park, enables cargo handling, pallet preparation and
receiving.
- $25 million expansion added a two-story terminal complex of
more than 120,000 square feet. Increasing total number of gates to
12.
- 13,500-square-foot incubator – the Airport Enterprise
Center.
Kissimmee Gateway
Airport
- Closest public airport to Walt Disney World Resort and other
area attractions.
- 900 acres and two paved runways, 6,000 feet and 5,000 feet in
length, can accommodate all corporate aircraft and many commercial
airliners.
- Instrument approaches for all-weather access.
- Available services include fuel, maintenance, avionics,
hangars, flight instruction, aircraft charter and rental cars.
- Air traffic control tower.
- 26-acre industrial park for aviation and non-aviation related
businesses.
- Regulation, 18-hole golf course on site.
Leesburg
International Airport
- 30 miles northwest of Orlando.
- 6,300-foot paved runway.
- U.S customs and border inspection office.
- Accommodates general aviation and corporate pilots with 24
hours a day services which include FBO facilities, fuel, flight
instruction, maintenance, refurbishing, navigational aids, hangar
space, and open tie-down space.
- Industrial zone accommodates small industrial cargo.
- Air traffic control tower, rescue fire station, new FBO
facility, and precision instrument landing system.
- All business on airport property, which includes retail,
medical and aviation, employ approximately 340 people.
Orlando Executive Airport
- 25th busiest general aviation airport in the United
States.
- Aside from meeting both personal and corporate flying needs,
services include flight instruction, aircraft sales and rentals,
maintenance, charter, storage, and air ambulance services.
- 1,056 acres owned by the City of Orlando.
Mid-Florida Air Service Airport
- Located in Eustis (Lake County).
- 3,000-foot lighted runway suitable for most general
aviation.
Orlando
Apopka Airport
- Located in Apopka (Orange County).
- 4,000-foot paved runway.
- FBO and self-serve AvGas and JetA fuel, conference room, hangar
space and aircraft maintenance.
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