Fly from MCO or SFB?
Orlando has 2 airports with nonstop service: 187 destinations between them, 29 reachable from more than one. Who flies where, how often, and on which airlines.
Destinations served from more than one Orlando airport
29 destinations, busiest first. Each cell is one airport's nonstop service to that city: flights a week, the airlines, and fares.
Only from MCO — 128 destinations no other Orlando airport serves nonstop
Only from SFB — 30 destinations no other Orlando airport serves nonstop
Which Orlando airport should you fly from?
Orlando has 2 airports with scheduled nonstop service. Orlando International Airport (MCO) reaches the most places — 157 nonstop destinations on 38 airlines — against Orlando Sanford International Airport (SFB) 59. Between them they fly nonstop to 187 destinations, and 29 of those are served from more than one airport, where the choice comes down to frequency, airline and the drive rather than whether a nonstop exists at all.
The rest are one airport's alone: MCO is the only one with nonstops to 128 and SFB is the only one with nonstops to 30. The table shows every shared destination with each airport's weekly flights and airlines side by side; the lists below it are the destinations only one airport serves. Route data updated October 2026 from observed departures.
Route data updated October 2026 from observed flight departures. Schedules change — always confirm with the airline before booking.
Which Orlando airport has the most nonstop destinations?
Orlando International Airport (MCO), with 157 nonstop destinations and 3199 departures a week on 38 airlines. SFB has 59.
What can you fly to nonstop only from MCO?
128 destinations have nonstop service from MCO and from no other Orlando airport, including Atlanta (ATL), San Juan (SJU), Philadelphia (PHL), Newark (EWR) and Chicago (ORD).
What can you fly to nonstop only from SFB?
30 destinations have nonstop service from SFB and from no other Orlando airport, including Lexington (LEX), Bangor (BGR), Flint (FNT), Harrisburg (MDT) and Cedar Rapids (CID).