Metro Orlando
Transportation

AIR
Orlando International Airport Rankings and  Service: 

• Orlando International Airport (OIA) is one of the fastest growing major airports in the country

• OIA provides service to more major U.S. destinations than most other cities in the U.S.

• Of the 30.8 million passengers served by the OIA in 2000, 2.5 million were international travelers

• Covers an area of almost 15,000 acres, the third largest airport, in terms of land area, in the U.S.

• Orlando has schedule non-stop service to 69 U.S. destinations, more destinations than any other airport in Florida

• More than 1,000 daily flights to all major cities, including direct international service

• Over 80,000 passengers use the award-winning airport daily

• Interstate 4 (I-4)

• Florida Turnpike

• Beeline Expressway (S.R. 528)

• East/West Expressway (S.R. 408)

• Central Florida GreeneWay (S.R. 417) . Named one of the nation's ten "Top Roads" by the American Automobile
Association.

• U.S. 441

• U.S. 17/92

• U.S. 27

• S.R. 19

• S.R. 50

• Port Canaveral (Atlantic Ocean/40 miles east of Orlando/Channel Depth of 45 feet)

• Port of Tampa (Gulf of Mexico/84 miles southwest of Orlando/Channel Depth of 34 feet)

• Port of Sanford (St. Johns River/20 miles north of Orlando/Channel Depth of 12 feet)

Lynx
• Serves Orange, Osceola and Seminole Counties. An area of approximately 2,00 square miles with a resident population of more than 1.3 million people

• 208 coaches easily recognized by the "Moveum of Art"

• Ridership since 1992 has doubled to more than 19 million passengers annually

• Lynx earned the Public Transportation Company of the Year from the American Public Transit Association in 1998 for the second time in three years

• Lynx buses travel more than 10 million miles each year

Lymmo
• The Downtown Orlando bus circulator carries an average of 4,000 passengers per week

• 10 coaches easily recognized by the "Moveum of Art" displayed on each coach

• Free ridership along a three-mile loop in the heart of Downtown Orlando

• Eighty percent of all public parking facilities in Downtown Orlando are located within one block of the Lymmo system

• Eleven lighted and computerized Lymmo Stations and eight additional stops