Orlando International Airport Remains Florida’s Busiest, Ranks Seventh Nationally
Orlando International Airport (MCO) has maintained its position as Florida's busiest airport and ranks as the seventh busiest in the United States. In 2025, MCO served over 57 million passengers, marking a slight increase from the previous year. This growth…
Orlando Daytona Beach Melbourne, FL, July 29, 2026 —
Orlando International Airport (MCO) has once again solidified its status as Florida’s leading airport and secured the seventh busiest airport position in the United States. In the year 2025, MCO reported serving over 57 million passengers, indicating a modest increase compared to the preceding year.
This sustained growth in passenger volume is attributed, in part, to the introduction of new international flight routes and an overall uptick in international travel. These factors have helped MCO to not only maintain its high ranking but also to achieve an increase in passenger numbers, even as the nation experienced a general decline in overall air traffic.
The airport’s continued success highlights its importance as a major hub for both domestic and international travelers. The expansion of international services is a key driver in this trend, demonstrating MCO’s strategic focus on global connectivity. While national passenger figures saw a downturn, MCO’s ability to attract and accommodate more travelers underscores its resilience and appeal.
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