9 New Nonstop Flights Added to Orlando Airport This Month

One of the things you’ll have to consider when planning your Disney World vacation is figuring out how you’ll get to Orlando.

You do have some options, especially with the new Brightline train route to Orlando now available, but for most of you, we’re guessing you probably will fly to Orlando International Airport. The good news is that more and more airlines are adding nonstop flights ALL the time, including new flights that were added in October 2023 so far.

Avelo Airlines

• Wausau, Wisconsin

Southwest Airlines

• Cincinnati, Ohio (resumed)
• Tulsa, Oklahoma (resumed)

Viva Aerobus

• Mérida, MX (Starting July 1st, 2024)

WestJet

• Edmonton, Alberta (Oct 7th-May 4th)
• St. John’s, NL (Oct 16 – June 24)
• Halifax, NS (Oct 21st – June 28th)
• Winnipeg, Manitoba (Oct 29th – May 3rd)

Delta

• Austin, TX

So if you live in or near these cities, you now have some new options for flying into Orlando International Airport. If you DO fly into Orlando, be sure to check into the MCO Reserve program for your flight home — you can use it for free to set up a time to go through a special shorter security line at the airport. This is a huge timesaver because security lines can get very long at the airport.

Also, you have a few options in getting to and from the airport to Disney World. The easiest could be the shared shuttle bus service Mears Connect: Driven by Sunshine, but you can also rent a car, or use a rideshare service.

Check back with AllEars again soon for more Orlando International Airport and Disney news.

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