ORLANDO, FL. – Orlando International Airport (MCO) ended 2016 processing nearly 42 million annual passengers, a new record!
“Orlando International Airport just experienced its busiest and most successful year in airport history,” says Frank Kruppenbacher, Chairman of the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority. “As a major economic engine in this community, generating over $31 billion in direct and indirect revenue, record domestic and international traffic means jobs and opportunities for our local economy.”
2016 Interesting Year-end Facts:
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“While we reflect on a strong and active year, our challenge now is to continue building upon the momentum we experienced in 2016,” says Phil Brown, Executive Director of the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority. “We are continuing projects that will meet the demand for capacity forecasts for 2017 and beyond.”
Basic MCO information:
Orlando International Airport (MCO), serves approximately 42 million passengers annually, of which over 13 percent are international. MCO is the second busiest airport in Florida and has more than 18,000 badged employees and generates over $31 billion in direct and indirect revenue for the regional economy.
In its ongoing efforts to value and delight its customers, MCO has embarked on a series of Capital Improvements valued at over $3.03 billion and has approved the design for a new South Terminal Phase 1 project aimed at enhancing The Orlando Experience®.
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