CONFIRMED: 22 NEW Flight Routes Coming to Orlando Airport This Year

Consumers are about to have even more options when traveling to Orlando International Airport (MCO)!

Orlando International Airport Terminal C

We’re constantly looking for the latest news from airlines and airports to help you stay informed about potential delays and alternatives to your typical travels. According to the latest report from the Orlando Business Journal, multiple airlines are adding more travel routes in an effort to make getting to MCO more accessible than ever before.

Flying to Orlando (and by extension Disney World) may be easier for you very soon. 22 new additional flights are already in place to debut as routes to MCO over the new year in 2025. The Orlando International Airport and its airline partners will begin rolling out new routes throughout 2025 which will include first-time flights to several U.S. cities and a few international destinations like Germany and France.

©Discover Airlines

The uptick in new routes comes as a result of the exponential growth MCO has seen in recent years which has also earned it the seventh-largest airport in the U.S. Most recently, MCO has expanded a third Terminal to the airport, Terminal C, with plans of further expansion in the near future.

Terminal C

Let’s take a look at when we can expect to see these new routes debut at MCO and with their corresponding airlines:

In January, look for Alaska Airlines to run new destinations from MCO to Boise, Idaho, and Sacramento, California, operating on a seasonal service schedule. Boise, ID is expected to run from January 7th-March 25th, while Sacramento, CA flights will run from January 6th-April 21st. Additionally, JetBlue will begin flights to Manchester, New Hampshire, beginning on January 23rd.

©Alaska Airlines

February is when we can expect to see new seasonal American Airlines flights to Boston, Massachusetts out of Orlando between February 14th and 23rd. Breeze Airways will add routes to Gulfport, Mississippi, beginning February 6th, as well as Ogdensburg, New York, and Wilmington, North Carolina, beginning on February 13th.

©Tad Denson | Breeze Airways

March will bring new flights to Austin, Texas, and Los Angeles via Frontier Airlines starting on March 6th, as well as Oklahoma City starting on March 7th. Delta Air Lines begins a short seasonal service to Nashville, Tennessee beginning on March 8th through April 12th. Discover Airlines will add flights to Munich starting March 3rd, to round out the changes for the month.

©Delta

In April, Delta Air Lines begins service to Indianapolis, Indiana for the first time starting April 5th, while Southwest Airlines launches service to San Diego and Richmond, Virginia on April 10th. Frontier Airlines will start service on April 22nd to San Francisco later in the month.

Frontier Airlines

Our second international change is anticipated to begin in May with Air France restarting service in Orlando for the first time since 2012 with flights to Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport. The target to begin flying is by May 21st however, this is still subject to government approval.

August is when we’ll see the last of the current plans for new flights to roll out when Southwest Airlines plans to launch service beginning August 5th to Fort Myers, Los Angeles, West Palm Beach, Miami, and Sarasota.

Let’s fly!

As you can see, MCO is gearing up to be an even busier airport even with the expansion to allow for more passengers to fly more frequently. If you’re planning on flying into Orlando as these new routes are set to begin, it’s important to remember to be patient, anticipate delays, pack efficiently, and stay updated with your trusted airline company for potential delays and changes.

As always, we’ll be keeping you informed of any changes that may be announced as these new routes begin but we are excited to see so many new flights coming so soon!