Your Trip to Orlando: The Complete Guide SEE FULL GUIDE prev next The Best Budget Hotels in Orlando Neighborhoods to Know Top Things to Do Free Things to Do Things to Do With Kids Orlando's Lake Eola Park Theater in Orlando Natural Springs Near Orlando Beaches Near Orlando Free Orlando Walking Tours Best Restaurants Best Bars Breweries & Beer Halls The Best Time to Visit Orlando Orlando Weather & Climate Orlando International Airport Guide Your Trip to Orlando: The Complete Guide close Overview United States Florida Orlando International Airport By Theresa Johnston Theresa Johnston LinkedIn Twitter Regionally recognized Orlando travel expert and freelance writer for magazines and websites TripSavvy's editorial guidelines Updated on 05/20/19 Jerry Driendl / Getty Images View Map Orlando International Airport Address 1 Jeff Fuqua Blvd, Orlando, FL 32827, USA Get directions Phone +1 407-825-2001 Web Visit website The Orlando International Airport is a tri-level complex with 4 Airside facilities. To access the airport you can select either Terminal A or Terminal B side. The roads around the airport are in a continuous loop so that if a destination is passed, you do not need to leave the airport property to circle back to where you need to be. As you are approaching the airport, it is important to read the overhead signs to determine which side of the airport (which terminal) you need. This is done by looking for the airline that you need to access. This will make navigating the airport a little easier, but if you are on the wrong side, it is still possible to reach the other Terminal as they are all within a single building. Airport Code One might think that the initials of OIA might be the airport code for the Orlando International Airport, but that is not the case. The airport which was taken over by the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority in 1975 was given the name Orlando International Airport in 1976. The airport which was originally an air force base was named McCoy Air Force Base with an airport code of MCO. How to Get There The airport is located about 9 miles southeast of the Downtown Orlando area. From Downtown OrlandoApproximately 9 miles: Take I-4 West to SR 408 (East-West Expressway) head East to SR 436 south. From the Attraction AreaApproximately 20 miles: Take I-4 East to SR 528 (Beach Line) head East to the Orlando International Airport Exit 11. From Port CanaveralApproximately 42 miles: Take I-95 to SR 528 (Beach Line) head West to the Orlando International Airport Exit 11. Airport Layout Terminal A Airside 1: Gates 1–29Airside 2: Gates 100–129 Level 3 For dropping off passengersTicketing and GatesFood Court Level 2 For picking up passengersBaggage Claim for Carousels 1–16Pet Relief Area Level 1 Baggage ClaimResort Transportation8ABusesLynx City BusTaxis, Towncar, Limousine, Shuttles Airport Layout Terminal B Airside 3: Gates 30–48 and 50–59Airside 4: Gates 60–99 Level 3 For dropping off passengersTicketing and GatesFood Court Level 2 For picking up passengersBaggage Claim for Carousels 20–32Pet Relief AreaCurrency Exchange (only at Terminal B) Level 1 Baggage ClaimBuses and Resort TransportationLynx City BusDisney Magical ExpressRental Car CompaniesTaxis, Towncar, Limousine, Shuttles Airlines at MCO—Terminal A Air CanadaAir TransatAlaska AirlinesAmerican Airlines Curbside Check-InAviancaCanJetCopa Airlinesjet Blue Airways Curbside Check-InSouthwest Airlines Curbside Check-InSun Wing AirlinesTaca AirlinesTAM AirlinesVirgin Atlantic Curbside Check-InVirgin AmericaWestJet Airlines at MCO—Terminal B Aer LingusAeroMexicoAirTran Curbside Check-InAir FranceBahamasairBritish AirwaysDelta Air Lines Curbside Check-InFrontierLufthansaMiami AirSpirit AirlinesSun Country AirlinesUnited Curbside Check-InUS Airways Curbside Check-In' The Best Budget Hotels in Orlando Was this page helpful? Thanks for letting us know! Share Pin Email Tell us why! Submit Share Pin Email