Cheap Airline Tickets to Florida

Florida is such a popular travel destination - with its amazing beaches and its world-famous theme parks - that it is not surprising the number of big airports that are in the state. Two of the biggest airports in Florida are in Orlando and Miami.

Orlando International Airport (airport code MCO) is Florida's busiest airport, arguably due to the fact that Walt Disney World is in Orlando. In fact, the airport code of MCO, which refers to the old name of the airport (McCoy Air Force Base), has been jokingly said to stand for "Mickey's Corporate Office." Delta Connection considers Orlando a "mini-hub," as does Chautauqua Airlines and Freedom Airlines, and the airlines which call Orlando a "focus city" are AirTran, Delta, and Southwest. For a list of all the airlines flying in and out of Orlando, see this page on the airline's official website - and to track all arrivals and departures, visit this page. And to find out more details about Orlando's airport, be sure to read the information here.

The other busy airport in Florida is Miami International Airport (airport code MIA). In addition to being a popular tourist city, Miami is also a major entry point for international travelers from Latin America, so that's another reason why its airport has such high passenger numbers. Just in case you get this question in a trivia contest, Miami is only behind New York's JFK airport and Los Angeles' LAX in terms of being the busiest international gateways in the United States.

The Miami airport is a hub for American Airlines, American Eagle and Executive Air, and to get a list of all the airlines which serve the city you can visit this page. Your ground transportation options include bus, taxi, and train service, and you can find out about all of those (and more) here - and if you are driving, the driving directions to and from MIA are here, and you can save time and money by pre-booking your Miami airport parking as well.