Orlando Airport, FL, United States, One Airport Boulevard, Orlando, FL 32827-4399, United States of America
Tel: +1 407 825-2001
Fax: +1 407 857-0683
email:
Website: www.orlandoairports.net
Managing Director: E K van den Berg +1 407 825-2001
Operations Director: Ronald N Lewis +1 407 825-2001
Finance Manager: Linda Lindsey +1 407 825-2001
Marketing Manager: Vicki Jaramillo +1 407 825-3896
Cargo Manager: James Laria +1 407 825-2219
Passenger Manager: Vicki Jaralillo Solik +1 407 825-3895
Public Relations Manager: Carolyn Fennell +1 407 825-2001
Security Manager: Jerome Fahey +1 407 825-2001
Director of Security: Brigitte Goersch
Development & Operations: Phil Brown
Operator: Greater Orlando Aviation Authority

Airport Data: International, Orlando, FL 10km (6miles), Position 28°25´46"N, 081°18´32"W, Elevation 29m (95ft), 24 hours, 3 Cargo Terminals

Customs Tel: +1 407 825-4300
Customs Hours: Mon-Fri 08:30-17:00 (24 hours on request)
Port Director: Pam Zaresk

Traffic	2003	2004	2005	2006	2007	2008	2009	2010
Passenger throughput	28 500 000	31 143 388	34 128 048	34 640 451	35 229 000	35 660 742	33 693 649	34 877 507
Cargo handled (tonnes)	215 000	526 399	524 194	436 681	438 261	-	-	-
Cargo handled (1000s lbs)	473 989	1 160 499	1 155 638	962 706	966 190	-	-	-
Aircraft movements	302 000	-	-	-	-	-	300 401	-

Airfield Data: 3 Runways
Navigational Aids: VOR, VOR-DME, ASR, GPS, RNAV, VORTAC
Airfield Restrictions: A taxiway and West Ramp not clearly visible from the tower
Noise Restrictions: In effect; all hrs; all restrictions on ground run-up flight training
Runway 1: Heading 18R/36L, 3 659m (12 004ft), Aircraft size max: 747F/AN-225, ILS, Lighting: High intensity runway lights
Runway 2: Heading 18L/36R, 3 659m (12 004ft), Lighting: High intensity runway lights
Runway 3: Heading 17R/35L, 3 048m (10 000ft), Lighting: High intensity runway lights
Runway 4: Heading 17L/35R, 2 743m (8 999ft)

Airlines Serving Airport: ATA Airlines, Aero Costa Rica, Aerocancun, Aerolineas Argentinas, Aeromexico, Air Canada, Air Jamaica, Air Transat, AirTran, America West, American Airlines, Aruba Airlines, Atlantic Southeast, Bahamasair, British Airways, Caledonian, CanAir Cargo, Cayman Airways, Comair - Delta, Condor, Continental, Delta Air Lines, El Al, Express One International, Falcon Air Express, First Air, First Choice Airways, Icelandair Cargo, LTU Int´l, Laker Bahamas, MGM Grand Air, Martinair, Mexicana, Miami Air International, Midwest Airlines, North American Airlines, Northwest Service, Reno Air, Ryan Int´l Airlines, Saudi Arabian Airlines, Southwest Airlines, Sportsflight Airways, Sun Country Airlines, TACA/LACSA, TBA, US Airways, United Airlines, VARIG Brazilian, ValuJet Airlines, Vanguard Airlines, Virgin Atlantic Airways, World Airways

Cargo Facilities: Capacity 235 000tonnes (518 081,000lbs), Warehouse 46 500m² (500 521sq ft), Bonded Warehouse, Free Port/Foreign Trade Zone, Aircraft Maintenance, Heated Storage, Air-Conditioned Storage, Refrigerated Storage, Mortuary, X-Ray Equipment, Security for Valuables, Fumigation Equipment, Dangerous Goods, Very Large/Heavy Cargo, Express/Courier Centre, Foreign Trade Zone 42. USDA Plant inspection unit.

Additional Information: Orlando International Airport offers Orlando Tradeport, a 1,400 acre fully integrated cargo center. Orlando Tradeport is master planned with high-quality design criteria, intermodal transportation capacity, and direct airside access. Orlando Tradeport is adjacent to two 12,000-foot runways and is at the crossroads of Central Florida´s major highway, rail, and seas networks. Orlando Tradeport provides 140 acres of cargo ramp, as well as dock height, airside and street level access. Additionally, Orlando Tradeport offers 205-acre Foreign Trade Zone #42 and a new, ultramodern, USDA Plant Inspection Station/Perishables Center. The new cargo ramp was brought up to airport standards to amplify Orlando International´s ability to handle increasing cargo activity. Orlando International currently has over 500,000 sq ft of cargo warehouse space, with aircraft parking available for up to 27 all-cargo aircraft.