The layout at Orlando International Airport is based around a main terminal, linked to four individual airside terminals. Each airside terminal serves a number of different airlines and the various destinations they operate.

The main terminal itself is divided into sides A and B. The north side is A with B being to the south. Each airside terminal has it’s own bars, restaurants, shops and so on, operating as self-contained units.

Airside Terminal 1

Orlando International Airport's Airside Terminal 1, with gates numbered from 1 to 29, is home to the following major international carriers:

Aer Lingus, American Airlines, Continental Airlines, Iberia and Turkish Airlines.

The following smaller international operators, as well as a number of internal carriers, also operate out of Airside Terminal 1:

Air Jamaica, Air Transat, Alaska Airlines, America West Airlines, American Connection, American Eagle, ATA, Bahamasair, Canjet, Champion Air, Continental Connection, Continental Express, Copa Airlines, Hawaiian Airlines, Kelowna Flightcraft, Lan, LTU, Martinair, Mexicana, Planet Airways, Ryan International Airlines, Skyservice, SN Brussels Airlines, TACA, TAM, USA 3000 Airlines, and Westjet.

Airside Terminal 2

Operating internal US flights only, Airside Terminal 2, with gates numbered from 100 to 129 is where AirTran, Jet Blue and also Southwest Airlines can be found.

Airside Terminal 3

Gates 30 to 59 are in Airside Terminal 3, and the following international carriers fly through here:

Air Canada, Austrian Airlines, BMI, Northwest Air Lines, United Airlines and US Airways.

In addition the smaller and internal carriers ANA, Independence Air, Spirit, Ted and US Airways Express can also be found.

Airside Terminal 4

One of the more familiar terminals for passengers travelling to Orlando from the UK is Airside Terminal 4, where Alitalia, British Airways, Delta, Icelandair, Korean Air, Singapore Airlines and Virgin Atlantic are all based.

Also here are Aeromexico, Condor, Chautauqua Airlines, Delta Connection, Frontier, Miami Air, Midwest Airlines, Song and Sun Country Airlines.

The terminal houses gates 60 to 99.


Orlando International Airport, Florida

Orlando Airport Welcome
Welcome to Orlando
View from Orlando Airport
From outside

Airside 2
Terminal view