Arrivals at Orlando International Airport

Orlando arrivals: how to read the board

The arrivals board above lists the flights landing at Orlando International today, with the scheduled time, the estimated or actual landing time and the status of each flight. It updates continuously. Orlando is the busiest airport in Florida and the gateway to the theme parks, with low-cost carriers, the big domestic airlines and a growing international schedule from Britain, Europe and Latin America.

Check the terminal before you head out: Terminals A and B share the main building, with gates 1 to 129 reached by shuttle trains, while the newer Terminal C is a separate building with its own roads. Pick up at the Arrivals/Bag Claim curb on Level 2 at Terminals A and B or Level 6 at Terminal C, only when your passenger is outside; the airport asks you to wait in the free North or South Cell Phone Lot and to allow at least 20 minutes after landing, 40 with checked bags. To meet inside, use the areas under the flight information boards near the security checkpoints in Terminals A and B or the Meet & Greet area on Level 6 of Terminal C. The Brightline train to South Florida and SunRail serve the station at Terminal C, Lynx buses leave from Level 1 of Terminal A, and taxis wait at every terminal.

Which flights you see on this board

Frontier, Southwest and Spirit account for the largest share of arrivals, followed by Delta, American Airlines, JetBlue and United Airlines. International arrivals include Virgin Atlantic and British Airways from London and Manchester, Aer Lingus from Dublin and Emirates from Dubai. The busiest connections in our route data are Atlanta, Chicago O’Hare and Newark.

Looking for a departing flight? Switch to the Departures tab. Afternoon thunderstorms are the usual cause of summer delays at Orlando; the board shows for each flight whether the estimated time has slipped. Every airport we track is listed in the airport overview; Orlando Sanford and Tampa are the alternatives in central Florida.