Melbourne

MLB · KMLB

Melbourne Orlando International Airport

28.10°, -80.64°FL, United States

Passengers a year

620.2K

#173 busiest in the U.S.

8

nonstop destinations

17

airlines

9

departures a day

82.9%

arrivals on time

1.8%

flights cancelled

79.9%

load factor

The ten busiest routes from MLB, by passengers: ATL, CLT, ABE, PIT, CVG, YYZMLBATLCVGCLTPITYYZABE
Nonstop routes — the ten busiest. Filed traffic, June 2025 – May 2026.

Airlines

Delta Air Lines is the largest carrier at Melbourne, with 46% of all passengers. 17 airlines fly from here.

Share of passengers · each carrier as a slice of the whole airport

Delta Air Lines holds 46% of the airport — the 89th most concentrated of 118 non-hub airports. The nearest comparison is RSH at 47%.

AirlineSharePassengersSeats YoY
DL
Delta84% fullDelta Connection · operated by SkyWest
46.2%286.2K+9.9%
AA
American78% fullAmerican Eagle · operated by PSA, Envoy, SkyWest
21.1%130.7K-10.8%
BY
Britannia Airways80% full
17.0%105.3K-37.5%
G4
Allegiant84% full
14.8%91.6K+18.4%
SY
Sun Country62% full
0.9%5.5K

Share, passengers and destinations count each airline’s own flights plus the regional flying sold under its brand. On-time covers the airline's own aircraft only — regional affiliates report to the government separately. Seats year on year compares the latest twelve months against the twelve before them.

Destinations

7 domestic and 1 international nonstop destinations from Melbourne, across 2 countries.

100% domestic · 0% international · by departing passengers

Top domestic destinations

Top international destinations

  • Toronto, Canada (YYZ)

    28 departing · 58 both ways

    Air Canada

All nonstop destinations

8 nonstop · 5 airlines · 7 domestic / 1 intl

Aircraft

By share of departures at Melbourne.

Body class · share of departures

When Melbourne is busiest

Departures by month over the trailing year. Bars scale to the busiest month.

Jun

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Departures a month · peak May 2026

Annual passengers since 1990

Total passengers, arriving and departing, in every year on record.

Passengers a year

Every year
1990
773,061
1991
639,069
1992
655,790
1993
553,310
1994
548,248
1995
503,784
1996
594,745
1997
575,134
1998
514,248
1999
544,397
2000
530,832
2001
566,361
2002
399,971
2003
397,547
2004
407,181
2005
453,438
2006
324,278
2007
275,994
2008
288,742
2009
217,435
2010
362,269
2011
423,439
2012
428,166
2013
423,491
2014
426,322
2015
439,049
2016
442,153
2017
445,988
2018
466,293
2019
479,767
2020
219,702
2021
355,530
2022
678,259
2023
729,820
2024
696,238
2025
628,974
2026
240,865 so far

Arriving on time

Of every 100 flights landing at Melbourne, 83 touch down within 15 minutes of schedule, 15 arrive late, and 2 are cancelled.

See live FAA delays

Every 100 arrivals

On time 83Late 15Cancelled 2

12 min

average delay

51

flights cancelled

2.8K

arrivals measured

What holds flights up

Share of delay minutes

Most reliable here

Allegiant Air 86.4%

Least reliable here

PSA Airlines 80.4%

Among US airports

#173

On time, month by month

Darker is better · 75.5%–90.2%

The weak spot is December 2025, when 75.5% of arrivals landed on time 7.4 points below the year. The strongest was September 2025 at 90.2%.

Frequently asked

How busy is Melbourne Orlando International Airport (MLB)?

Melbourne Orlando International Airport handled about 620.2K passengers over the trailing 12 months, ranking #173 among U.S. airports by passengers, with roughly 9 departures a day.

Which airline is the largest at Melbourne Orlando International Airport (MLB)?

Delta Air Lines is the largest carrier at Melbourne (MLB), flying about 46% of its passengers. 17 airlines serve Melbourne in total.

How many places can you fly nonstop from Melbourne Orlando International Airport (MLB)?

Melbourne (MLB) has 8 nonstop destinations — 7 domestic and 1 international across 2 countries.

How often do flights arrive on time at Melbourne Orlando International Airport (MLB)?

About 82.9% of flights arriving at Melbourne (MLB) touch down within 15 minutes of schedule, per US DOT figures. About 1.8% are cancelled.

What aircraft flies most from Melbourne Orlando International Airport (MLB)?

The Boeing 717-200 flew the largest share of departures from Melbourne (MLB), about 36% of the total.

Departing counts passengers leaving Melbourne; international destinations also show both directions. Data: traffic June 2025 – May 2026, on-time July 2025 – June 2026. Source: US DOT Bureau of Transportation Statistics (T-100 Segment, On-Time Performance).