Orlando International Airport officials confirmed they’ve cut around 130 flights since Friday to align with the FAA’s plan, all due to the shutdown.

The Greater Orlando Aviation Authority is launching a sweeping $6 billion modernization plan aimed at completely reshaping how travelers move through Orlando International Airport. The initiative was announced in detail Thursday morning by GOAA’s new CEO, Lance Lyttle, during the airport authority’s annual Take Off event.

We know that these FAA-imposed cancellations could impact an important moment in your life,” Southwest Airlines wrote in a social media post. “We appreciate your

Even if the federal government shutdown ends soon, air travelers are being warned to expect continued disruptions at airports nationwide.

Flight Reductions Hit Orlando International Airport as Government Shutdown Disrupts Airline Operations Flight schedules at Orlando International Airport (MCO) are being noticeably affected following the FAA's emergency order to reduce operations nationwide in response to the ongoing federal government shutdown.

Though the airport functioned mostly as normal, travel woes are expected to grow worse in coming days as the record-breaking shutdown drags into its second month.

Orlando International Airport is among the 40 airports where air traffic is set to be cut by the Federal Aviation Administration amid an ongoing government shutdown, according to a list obtained by News 6.

Orlando International Airport (MCO) says it has not received official word from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) about any reduction in flight activity as part of the ongoing federal government shutdown.

ORLANDO, Fla. — Orlando International Airport has introduced new TSA family lanes as part of the Families on the Fly program, aimed at easing the security process for families traveling with children. The initiative is designed to streamline the security ...

Orlando International Airport has announced a sweeping $6 billion plan to modernize its facilities and improve the experience for the 57 million passengers who traveled through MCO last year.