Orlando

SFB · KSFB

Orlando Sanford International Airport

28.77°, -81.23°FL, United States

Passengers a year

3.1M

#86 busiest in the U.S.

69

nonstop destinations

13

airlines

28

departures a day

63.8%

arrivals on time

0.8%

flights cancelled

84.2%

load factor

The ten busiest routes from SFB, by passengers: ABE, TYS, AVL, GRR, FNT, CVG, MDT, BGR, ATW, SBNSFBATWTYSSBNCVGGRRAVLFNTMDTABEBGR
Nonstop routes — the ten busiest. Filed traffic, June 2025 – May 2026.

Airlines

Allegiant Air is the largest carrier at Orlando, with 99% of all passengers. 13 airlines fly from here.

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

Allegiant Air holds 99% of the airport — the 2nd most concentrated of 79 small hubs. The nearest comparison is PGD at 100%.

AirlineSharePassengersSeats YoY
G4
Allegiant85% full
99.0%3.1M+3.3%
DM
Arajet53% full
0.6%19.1K
SY
Sun Country61% full
0.3%8K
B6
JetBlue93% full
0.1%1.9K
0.0%467

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

68 domestic and 1 international nonstop destinations from Orlando, across 2 countries.

99% domestic · 1% international · by departing passengers

Top domestic destinations

Top international destinations

  • Punta Cana, Dominican Republic (PUJ)

    8.7K departing · 19.1K both ways

    Arajet

All nonstop destinations

69 nonstop · 2 airlines · 68 domestic / 1 intl

Aircraft

By share of departures at Orlando.

Body class · share of departures

When Orlando 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 July 2025

Annual passengers since 1990

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

Passengers a year

Every year
1990
77
1991
1,716
1996
505,704
1997
982,143
1998
1,130,341
1999
875,199
2000
1,039,868
2001
1,174,222
2002
1,119,445
2003
1,059,892
2004
1,824,364
2005
1,589,338
2006
1,836,648
2007
1,982,409
2008
1,868,571
2009
1,681,570
2010
1,142,731
2011
1,566,904
2012
1,762,956
2013
1,989,165
2014
2,133,532
2015
2,435,131
2016
2,697,980
2017
2,883,969
2018
3,041,768
2019
3,231,379
2020
1,524,707
2021
2,363,589
2022
2,766,683
2023
2,909,265
2024
2,848,884
2025
3,124,172
2026
1,272,754 so far

Arriving on time

Of every 100 flights landing at Orlando, 64 touch down within 15 minutes of schedule, 35 arrive late, and 1 is cancelled.

See live FAA delays

Every 100 arrivals

On time 64Late 35Cancelled 1

38 min

average delay

76

flights cancelled

10.1K

arrivals measured

What holds flights up

Share of delay minutes

Among US airports

#86

On time, month by month

Darker is better · 50.8%–73.2%

The weak spot is July 2025, when 50.8% of arrivals landed on time 13 points below the year. The strongest was April 2026 at 73.2%.

Frequently asked

How busy is Orlando Sanford International Airport (SFB)?

Orlando Sanford International Airport handled about 3.1M passengers over the trailing 12 months, ranking #86 among U.S. airports by passengers, with roughly 28 departures a day.

Which airline is the largest at Orlando Sanford International Airport (SFB)?

Allegiant Air is the largest carrier at Orlando (SFB), flying about 99% of its passengers. 13 airlines serve Orlando in total.

How many places can you fly nonstop from Orlando Sanford International Airport (SFB)?

Orlando (SFB) has 69 nonstop destinations — 68 domestic and 1 international across 2 countries.

How often do flights arrive on time at Orlando Sanford International Airport (SFB)?

About 63.8% of flights arriving at Orlando (SFB) touch down within 15 minutes of schedule, per US DOT figures. About 0.8% are cancelled.

What aircraft flies most from Orlando Sanford International Airport (SFB)?

The Airbus A320 flew the largest share of departures from Orlando (SFB), about 42% of the total.

Departing counts passengers leaving Orlando; 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).