Orlando International Airport handles over 470 arrivals daily across three terminals (Terminals A, B, and C). MCO arrivals span Level 2 baggage claim for Terminals A and B, and Level 6 baggage claim for Terminal C. Domestic arrivals normally continue to baggage claim after leaving the gate area. International arrivals may also require passport and customs checks, depending on the route. Travelers can check flight arrival times, delays, and terminal information online.
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Airlines Managing Arrivals at Orlando MCO
Over 40 airlines handle arrivals and departures at Orlando International Airport.
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Arriving Flights at Orlando Airport
The airport has three terminals, each with its own baggage claim and pickup area.
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Level 2 |
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Terminal B |
Level 2 |
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Terminal C |
Level 6 |
Orlando Airport Arrivals Process
The arrival process depends on whether the flight is domestic or international.
Domestic Arrivals:
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Leave the aircraft and follow the baggage claim signs.
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Check the flight information screens for the correct carousel.
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Collect checked luggage.
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Follow signs to the chosen pickup or transportation area.
Passengers with only carry-on luggage can usually proceed directly to the exit after leaving the aircraft.
International Arrivals:
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Follow the signs to customs and immigration.
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Present the passport and any required travel documents.
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Complete the required U.S. Customs and Border Protection checks.
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Collect checked baggage and complete the remaining arrival procedures.
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Follow signs to ground transportation.
Note: At MCO Terminal C, arriving international passengers collect their baggage before proceeding to passport control.
Orlando Intl Airport Arrivals for Connecting Flights
MCO features an Automated People Mover train system connecting the central terminals to Airside 1 through 4, alongside a pedestrian bridge to Terminal C.
Terminals A to B Connections: Both terminals are in the same main building, and passengers can walk between them.
Terminal A or B to Terminal C and vice versa: Follow the MCO airport map and use the airport's Terminal Link or the 24-hour shuttle bus.
How to Track Orlando MCO Airport Arrivals?
Visitors can easily track arrival date, airline, flight number, departure airport, current status, and terminal through:
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The airport’s official website and mobile app
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Airline website or app
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Airport flight information displays
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Call 407-825-8463
Orlando MCO Flight Arrivals Changes
Construction can change the route from the gate to the MCO baggage claim area. MCO opened an upgraded Gate Link track serving Gates 100-129 on October 1, 2026. Work continues in stages on the remaining connections.
During some operating periods, staff may direct arrivals from Gates 100-129 onto a bus to Gates 70-99, followed by a train to A/B. The airport recommends adding 30 minutes to pickup planning during the project.
Arriving flights at Orlando International Airport are easy with clear terminal information. Terminals A and B mainly use Level 2 for baggage and arrivals, while C uses Level 6. MCO has clear signs, train shuttles between terminals, and several ground transportation options, making travel simple and convenient. Check the flight number, expected landing time, and assigned terminal to prevent unnecessary waiting.