Contrary to popular rumor MCO does not stand for "Mickey's Corporate Office".
MCO was the old International Air Transport Association (IATA) code for McCoy Air Force Base parts of which were incorporated into what is now Orlando International Airport. When the switchover from military to civilian facility was completed in 1976 the new airport retained the existing IATA code.
Orlando International Airport: MCO
The airport code for Orlando International Airport is MCO.
The Orlando-Sanford International airport is SFB. Orlando International Airport is MCO and Orlando Executive Airport is ORL.
"Orlando International Airport is known as MCO. It is sometimes referred to as ""the Real McCoy""! It is located in Orlando, Orange County, Florida at 1 Airport Boulevard."
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MCO airport is located in Orlando, Florida. This airport offers shopping and dining, on-airport parking, employment opportunities, and flight information for the air traveler.
There are three. Orlando International Airport - MCO Orlando-Sanford International Airport -SFB Orlando Executive Airport - ORL
Travel time from SeaWorld area to Orlando International Airport (MCO) is about 25 min.
Orlando International Airport (MCO), which is 40 miles to Port Canaveral taking SR-528 EAST (TOLL from Orlando to I-95).
Daytona Beach has its own airport, Daytona Beach International Airport (DAB), and there are two major airports in Orlando -- Orlando International Airport (MCO) and Orlando-Sanford Airport (SFB).
The airport code MCO stands for the airport's former name, McCoy Air Force Base, a Strategic Air Command (SAC) installation. Because MCO is the largest major airport near Disney World, its code is sometimes jokingly described as "Mickey's Corporate Office." -- Wikipedia
About 215 miles from Fort Lauderdale Airport to Orlando International Airport.