Orlando International
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City: Orlando Country: United States IATA code: MCO Personnel: Mr Steve Gardner, Executive Director Schedule Analysis: AirTran Airways, Capital Cargo International Airlines, information is also available on all airlines using this airport and their destinations, movements, aircraft mix and region analysis Traffic Analysis: information available on Freight tonnage, Passenger Numbers and Aircraft movements News: Exchange rates mar Abertis' first quarter financials (14 May 2008)
Spanish
firm Abertis’ airports business has delivered €15
million ($23 million) in first quarter EBITDA, although adverse exchange rates
depressed the division’s performance.
Abertis’ airport revenues for the quarter totalled €60 ... Related Articles
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JetBlue nixes Los Angeles plans (08 May 2008)
JetBlue Airways will not launch planned transcontinental
service to Los Angeles International airport (LAX) from Boston and New York City
this month.
The
carrier has “postponed plans for LAX indefinitely” an airline spokesman ... Related Articles
Abertis posts healthy full-year airports results (28 February 2008)
Spanish
infrastructure firm Abertis’
airports division has posted a bright full-year performance, posting a 14%
EBITDA growth for 2007.
Abertis’ EBITDA from its airports
activity climbed to €105 million ($158.6 million) ... Related Articles
JetBlue to fly six Florida routes year-round (06 February 2008)
JetBlue Airways will fly
year-round on six Florida
routes that were previously seasonal offerings.
Routes transitioning to year-round service are flights
linking Fort Lauderdale with Charlotte and Raleigh, North
Carolina. Service ... Related Articles
History: McCoy Air Force Base was closed in 1974 and in 1975 the deed was received by the city for surplus land for airport use. 1976 saw Orlando given international airport status so the airport was renamed Orlando International. A new North Terminal building Technical Category: typical technical data includes; runway length, runway orientation, number of terminals and much more
