February continued building upon January’s passenger growth at Orlando International Airport (MCO) spurred on by unique Central Florida community events such as the NFL Pro Bowl in January and the Daytona 500 in February.

February 2017 Statistical Data:

Domestic passenger traffic climbed 2.39 percent in February with 2,975,802 total passengers at MCO
International traffic was off marginally showing a 1.71 percent decline with a total of 408,709 passengers
Overall combined traffic for the month was up 1.88 percent with 3,384,511 travelers moving through MCO
For the rolling 12-month figures, domestic traffic is up 6.46 percent with 36,575,913 passengers
International traffic is also up 6.07 percent with 5,543,426 travelers from February of 2016 until February 2017
Combined rolling 12-month traffic is up 6.41 percent on a total of 42,119,339 passengers

Basic MCO information:
Orlando International Airport (MCO), serves more than 42 million passengers annually, of which over 13 percent are international. MCO is the second busiest airport in Florida and has more than 18,000 badged employees and generates over $31 billion in direct and indirect revenue for the regional economy. In its ongoing efforts to value and delight its customers, MCO has embarked on a series of Capital Improvements valued at over $3 billion and has approved designing a new South Terminal project all aimed at enhancing The Orlando Experience®.

Source: Greater Orlando Aviation Authority