Orlando Intl Airport (KMCO)

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Orlando International Airport (KMCO/MCO) in the United States is a busy international aerodrome serving both VFR and IFR traffic. Sitting at 29 m elevation, it has eight concrete and asphalt runways, with the longest at 3,659 m, giving student pilots and aviation enthusiasts a good look at a large, complex airport environment.

Country
USUS
Type
International Airport
Coordinates
28.429394 , -81.308993
Traffic Type
IFR, VFR
Compass
NSWE
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LegendInternational airportPaved runwayGrass stripHeliportOther aerodrome

Air Traffic Service (ATS)

FrequencyTypeNameNotesIs PublicIs Primary
119.400otherOtherOrlando Approach (class B)NoneYesNo
120.150otherOtherOrlando Approach (class B)NoneYesNo
123.850approachApproachOrlando Approach (apch/s)NoneYesNo
124.800otherOtherOrlando Approach (class B)NoneYesNo
134.050approachApproachOrlando Approach (apch/s)NoneYesNo
135.300otherOtherOrlando Approach (class B)NoneYesNo
118.450towerTowerOrlando Tower (lcl/p)NoneYesYes
120.525atisAtisNoneYesNo
121.250atisAtisNoneYesNo
121.500otherOtherNoneYesNo
121.800groundGroundOrlando Ground (gnd/p)NoneYesNo
122.950unicomUnicomNoneYesNo
124.300towerTowerOrlando Tower (lcl/p)NoneYesNo
126.400groundGroundOrlando Ground (gnd/p)NoneYesNo
134.700otherOtherOrlando Clearance Delivery (cd/p)NoneYesNo

Runways

DesignationSurfaceLength (m)Width (m)MTOW (t)FeaturesNotes
17L179°ConcreteConcrete2744m46m1117—None
35R359°ConcreteConcrete2744m46m1117—None
17R179°ConcreteConcrete3048m46m1117—None
35L359°ConcreteConcrete3048m46m1117—None
18L179°AsphaltAsphalt3659m61m1117PrimaryNone
36R359°AsphaltAsphalt3659m61m1117—None
18R179°AsphaltAsphalt3659m61m1117—None
36L359°AsphaltAsphalt3659m61m1117—None

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