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Greater Orlando Aviation Authority
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Greater Orlando Aviation Authority
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1976
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Greater Orlando Aviation Authority (GOAA) is a Florida state-established government aviation authority founded in 1976 that operates Orlando International Airport (MCO) — the primary commercial airport serving Central Florida — as well as Orlando Executive Airport and related aviation services. GOAA's core operational asset is a three-terminal airport complex (Terminals A, B, and C) with an Automated People Mover connecting Garage C to Terminals A and B, and on-airport parking at Garage C Level 4. It serves two principal customer groups: (1) travelers — including business, leisure, and family visitors to the Orlando tourism market — and (2) airlines, ground transportation providers, and concession partners operating within the terminals.

The digital product portfolio is built around traveler-facing utilities: the Official Parking Reservation System with QR-coded contactless entry/exit, 365-day advance booking, and a registered-account layer; the Orlando MCO native iOS/Android app for flight information, parking, and terminal wayfinding; MCO Reserve for timed security-line entry; the Experience MCO Visitor Pass Program extending terminal access to non-travelers; Annie's Space Sensory Room for accessibility; and ancillary services including Lost & Found and rental car coordination. Payments are processed through Windcave as a third-party PCI-handled rail.

GOAA's revenue model is a multi-stream transaction and concession structure: airline landing and terminal fees, on-airport parking (premium reserved at Garage C Level 4 plus drive-up), concession percentage rent from shops, dining, and services, and rental car facility charges. Distribution is direct-to-consumer via the physical airport, the flymco.com web portal, the parking.flymco.com reservation storefront, the Orlando MCO mobile app, and on-site customer service. As a public state entity, GOAA is not privately held, not venture-backed, and operates under Florida Statute 332 with no parent company or subsidiaries on record.

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Greater Orlando Aviation Authority is a Florida state government aviation authority that operates Orlando International Airport (MCO) and Orlando Executive Airport, providing flight operations, parking, concessions, and traveler services to airlines, passengers, and tourism-related tenants.

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HeadquartersOrlando, United States
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Orlando
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United States
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North America
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Serves global market

Offices2 records

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City, Country, Type, Description, Source

Keyword5 values
airport operations, aviation authority, passenger terminal services, airport parking, airport concessions
Industry2 codes
1Passenger Terminal Facilities Management (Cleaning, Maintenance, Utilities)
CodeTLAHAEAKPrimaryNo
2Airport Ground Transport Terminals (Rail/Bus/Coach)
CodeTHAIALAGPrimaryNo
NAICS code2 codes
  • Airport Operations48811
  • Other Airport Operations488119
SIC code1 code
  • Airports, Flying Fields & Airport Terminal Services4581
Product category
Airport Operations
GTM motion1 record

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Type, Description, Source

Revenue model4 records
1Airport Operations and Landing Fees
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

Core aviation authority revenue from airlines and aviation operators using the airport facilities, including landing fees, terminal fees, and facility charges.

flymco.com
2Parking Services
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

On-airport parking facilities including Garage C Level 4 reserved parking, daily premium parking, and general parking operations. Revenue generated through online pre-booking and drive-up parking.

flymco.com
3Concession Revenues
TypeMarketplace Commission
Description

Revenue share from shops, restaurants, and services operating within the airport terminals, including rental car services.

flymco.com
4Rental Car Facilities
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

On-airport and off-airport rental car companies operating from the airport, with designated facilities and services for travelers.

flymco.com
Marketing channels4 records

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Title, Type, Stage, Description, Source

Distribution channels4 records

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Cost components5 values
Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales
Pricing details1 tier
1Garage C Level 4 Reserved Parking
ModelTransaction based/ take rateBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Reserved online parking at Garage C Level 4. Minimum 24-hour reservation required. All prices include taxes. No administrative fee for online booking. QR code required for entry.

parking.orlandoairports.net
GTM typeB2B and B2C
B2B and B2C
Offering typeServices
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Brand1 of 3 records shown
1MCO Reserve
Description

A free service allowing travelers to reserve their spot in the Security Line.

flymco.com
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Core offering1 text field

GOAA operates Orlando International Airport (MCO) as the primary commercial airport serving Greater Orlando, providing flight operations, terminal facilities across three terminals (A, B, C), and traveler amenities including reserved parking, concessions, accessibility services, and ground transportation. The core product is the multi-terminal commercial airport operation complemented by an online parking reservation system with QR code entry, mobile apps for travelers, and dedicated services such as MCO Reserve security line reservations and a sensory room for accessibility.

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Functional benefit
Problem solved
Quantifiable outcome1 of 3 values shown
  • Contact-free parking entry/exit with QR codes, available up to 2 hours before reserved arrival
+2 more records
Product overview1 text field

Greater Orlando Aviation Authority (GOAA) operates Orlando International Airport (MCO) as a multi-terminal commercial airport with three passenger terminals (A, B, and C). The core offering is airport facilities and traveler services, which include flight operations, terminal access, and comprehensive passenger amenities. The digital product portfolio consists of the Orlando MCO mobile app (iOS/Android) for general airport navigation, combined with the Official Parking Reservation System (ORS) for pre-booking parking at Garage C Level 4. Supporting traveler services include MCO Reserve (security line reservation), Experience MCO Visitor Pass Program (non-traveler airport access), Annie's Space Sensory Room (accessibility), Speed Through MCO (expedited transit), Lost & Found, Rental Car services, Shop & Dine concessions, and Terminal Maps. The Automated People Mover (APM) train connects parking to Terminals A and B, while Terminal C is walkable from Garage C.

Product and service9 records
1Orlando International Airport (MCO) Operations
CategoryAirport Operations
Description

The primary commercial airport serving Greater Orlando, providing flight operations, terminal facilities (A, B, and C), and comprehensive traveler services including parking, concessions, and accessibility amenities.

2Garage C Level 4 Premium Reserved Parking
CategoryAirport Parking
Description

Reserved on-airport parking at Garage C Level 4 with QR code-based contact-free entry and exit, located at 10200 Jeff Fuqua Blvd. South, Orlando, FL 32827. Reservations are available up to 365 days in advance with a 24-hour cancellation policy.

3Official Parking Reservation System (ORS)
CategoryAirport Parking
Description

Self-service e-commerce platform for pre-booking airport parking at Garage C Level 4 with QR code delivery, account management, and flexible modification/cancellation capabilities.

4Orlando MCO Mobile App
CategoryMobile App / Digital Services
Description

Official mobile application providing flight information, parking reservations, terminal maps, and other traveler services for Orlando International Airport.

5MCO Reserve (Security Line Reservation)
CategoryTraveler Services
Description

Free service that enables travelers to reserve a guaranteed spot in the security line at Orlando International Airport for faster passage through security checkpoints.

6Lost & Found Service
CategoryTraveler Services
Description

Free service helping travelers locate and recover items left behind at Orlando International Airport, reuniting them with their belongings.

7On-Airport Rental Car Services
CategoryGround Transportation
Description

On-airport rental car company services providing travelers with vehicle rental options directly connected to airport facilities.

8Shop & Dine Concessions
CategoryAirport Concessions
Description

Airport concessions program featuring retail shops and dining options available throughout the terminals for travelers at Orlando International Airport.

9Automated People Mover (APM) Train System
CategoryAirport Infrastructure
Description

Automated train system connecting Garage C to Terminal A and B, providing a 5-minute transit time between the parking garage and main terminals.

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Recent move6 records

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Expansion highlight4 records

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Peers10 records
1Hillsborough County Aviation Authority (Tampa International Airport)
TypeDirect peer
Description

Government authority operating Tampa International Airport (TPA) and other Tampa-area airports. Comparable to GOAA as a Florida public airport authority managing a major commercial gateway with terminal, parking, and concession operations serving central-Florida-region demand.

TypeRegional player
Description

German-listed operator of Frankfurt Airport plus a global portfolio of airport concessions and terminals. Comparable to GOAA in core airport-operating business model (landing fees, terminal management, parking, concessions), but operates across geographies rather than a single domestic catchment.

TypeDirect peer
Description

City of Los Angeles department operating LAX and Ontario International Airport. Closely comparable to GOAA as a publicly operated multi-airport authority running one of the largest US international gateways with terminal management, parking, and concession revenues.

TypeDirect peer
Description

City department operating O'Hare (ORD) and Midway (MDW). Directly comparable to GOAA as a public entity managing two commercial airports with terminal, parking, and concession revenue streams.

TypeDirect peer
Description

State authority operating Boston Logan International (BOS) plus Worcester Regional and Hanscom Field. Comparable to GOAA as a US state/regional aviation authority managing a major international gateway with diversified terminal and ground-transportation operations.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Bi-state authority operating JFK, LaGuardia, Newark, Stewart, and Teterboro airports plus seaports, tunnels, and bridges. A larger, broader incumbent peer — same government-authority model as GOAA but with a much wider transportation portfolio beyond aviation.

7Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority
TypeDirect peer
Description

Multi-jurisdictional authority operating Washington Dulles (IAD) and Reagan National (DCA). Directly comparable to GOAA as a non-profit government authority managing multiple airports with commercial terminal, parking, and concession operations.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Government aviation authority operating Miami International Airport (MIA) and Miami Executive Airport. Direct peer to GOAA as a Florida-based government airport authority managing a major international gateway with multi-terminal operations, landing fees, concessions, and parking revenue streams.

TypeRegional player
Description

French-listed operator of Paris-Charles de Gaulle, Paris-Orly, and Paris-Le Bourget plus international subsidiaries. Peer to GOAA as a global airport operator with diversified aeronautical and non-aeronautical (retail, parking, real estate) revenue, operating at substantially larger scale.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Authority operating Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) in Las Vegas. Closely comparable to GOAA as a publicly operated airport authority serving a major US leisure-tourism destination, with similar revenue mix tilted toward parking, concessions, and landing fees tied to tourism traffic.

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Key highlights6 records

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Segment4 records

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Ideal customer profile4 records

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Greater Orlando Aviation Authority

Airport Operationsorlandoairports.net

Greater Orlando Aviation Authority is a Florida state government aviation authority that operates Orlando International Airport (MCO) and Orlando Executive Airport, providing flight operations, parking, concessions, and traveler services to airlines, passengers, and tourism-related tenants.

What Greater Orlando Aviation Authority does

Greater Orlando Aviation Authority (GOAA) is a Florida state-established government aviation authority founded in 1976 that operates Orlando International Airport (MCO) — the primary commercial airport serving Central Florida — as well as Orlando Executive Airport and related aviation services. GOAA's core operational asset is a three-terminal airport complex (Terminals A, B, and C) with an Automated People Mover connecting Garage C to Terminals A and B, and on-airport parking at Garage C Level 4. It serves two principal customer groups: (1) travelers — including business, leisure, and family visitors to the Orlando tourism market — and (2) airlines, ground transportation providers, and concession partners operating within the terminals.

The digital product portfolio is built around traveler-facing utilities: the Official Parking Reservation System with QR-coded contactless entry/exit, 365-day advance booking, and a registered-account layer; the Orlando MCO native iOS/Android app for flight information, parking, and terminal wayfinding; MCO Reserve for timed security-line entry; the Experience MCO Visitor Pass Program extending terminal access to non-travelers; Annie's Space Sensory Room for accessibility; and ancillary services including Lost & Found and rental car coordination. Payments are processed through Windcave as a third-party PCI-handled rail.

GOAA's revenue model is a multi-stream transaction and concession structure: airline landing and terminal fees, on-airport parking (premium reserved at Garage C Level 4 plus drive-up), concession percentage rent from shops, dining, and services, and rental car facility charges. Distribution is direct-to-consumer via the physical airport, the flymco.com web portal, the parking.flymco.com reservation storefront, the Orlando MCO mobile app, and on-site customer service. As a public state entity, GOAA is not privately held, not venture-backed, and operates under Florida Statute 332 with no parent company or subsidiaries on record.

Greater Orlando Aviation Authority firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Greater Orlando Aviation Authority
Legal name
Greater Orlando Aviation Authority
Website
https://orlandoairports.net
Company type
Private
Founded year
1976
Operating status
Operating
Short description
Greater Orlando Aviation Authority is a Florida state government aviation authority that operates Orlando International Airport (MCO) and Orlando Executive Airport, providing flight operations, parking, concessions, and traveler services to airlines, passengers, and tourism-related tenants.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Where Greater Orlando Aviation Authority is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Orlando
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices2 records

Markets served

Greater Orlando Aviation Authority business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B and B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

  1. Airport Operations and Landing Fees: Core aviation authority revenue from airlines and aviation operators using the airport facilities, including landing fees, terminal fees, and facility charges.
  2. Parking Services: On-airport parking facilities including Garage C Level 4 reserved parking, daily premium parking, and general parking operations. Revenue generated through online pre-booking and drive-up parking.
  3. Concession Revenues: Revenue share from shops, restaurants, and services operating within the airport terminals, including rental car services.
  4. Rental Car Facilities: On-airport and off-airport rental car companies operating from the airport, with designated facilities and services for travelers.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
Transaction based/ take ratePay-as-you-goGarage C Level 4 Reserved Parking

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels4 records

Greater Orlando Aviation Authority product offering

Product offering

Core offering

GOAA operates Orlando International Airport (MCO) as the primary commercial airport serving Greater Orlando, providing flight operations, terminal facilities across three terminals (A, B, C), and traveler amenities including reserved parking, concessions, accessibility services, and ground transportation. The core product is the multi-terminal commercial airport operation complemented by an online parking reservation system with QR code entry, mobile apps for travelers, and dedicated services such as MCO Reserve security line reservations and a sensory room for accessibility.

Product overview

Greater Orlando Aviation Authority (GOAA) operates Orlando International Airport (MCO) as a multi-terminal commercial airport with three passenger terminals (A, B, and C). The core offering is airport facilities and traveler services, which include flight operations, terminal access, and comprehensive passenger amenities. The digital product portfolio consists of the Orlando MCO mobile app (iOS/Android) for general airport navigation, combined with the Official Parking Reservation System (ORS) for pre-booking parking at Garage C Level 4. Supporting traveler services include MCO Reserve (security line reservation), Experience MCO Visitor Pass Program (non-traveler airport access), Annie's Space Sensory Room (accessibility), Speed Through MCO (expedited transit), Lost & Found, Rental Car services, Shop & Dine concessions, and Terminal Maps. The Automated People Mover (APM) train connects parking to Terminals A and B, while Terminal C is walkable from Garage C.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • MCO Reserve: A free service allowing travelers to reserve their spot in the Security Line.
  • Experience MCO Visitor Pass Program
  • Annie's Space Sensory Room

Products and services

  • Orlando International Airport (MCO) Operations The primary commercial airport serving Greater Orlando, providing flight operations, terminal facilities (A, B, and C), and comprehensive traveler services including parking, concessions, and accessibility amenities.
  • Garage C Level 4 Premium Reserved Parking Reserved on-airport parking at Garage C Level 4 with QR code-based contact-free entry and exit, located at 10200 Jeff Fuqua Blvd. South, Orlando, FL 32827. Reservations are available up to 365 days in advance with a 24-hour cancellation policy.
  • Official Parking Reservation System (ORS) Self-service e-commerce platform for pre-booking airport parking at Garage C Level 4 with QR code delivery, account management, and flexible modification/cancellation capabilities.
  • Orlando MCO Mobile App Official mobile application providing flight information, parking reservations, terminal maps, and other traveler services for Orlando International Airport.
  • MCO Reserve (Security Line Reservation) Free service that enables travelers to reserve a guaranteed spot in the security line at Orlando International Airport for faster passage through security checkpoints.
  • Lost & Found Service Free service helping travelers locate and recover items left behind at Orlando International Airport, reuniting them with their belongings.
  • On-Airport Rental Car Services On-airport rental car company services providing travelers with vehicle rental options directly connected to airport facilities.
  • Shop & Dine Concessions Airport concessions program featuring retail shops and dining options available throughout the terminals for travelers at Orlando International Airport.
  • Automated People Mover (APM) Train System Automated train system connecting Garage C to Terminal A and B, providing a 5-minute transit time between the parking garage and main terminals.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Contact-free parking entry/exit with QR codes, available up to 2 hours before reserved arrival
  • +2 more outcomes

Companies that use Greater Orlando Aviation Authority

Customer profile

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Greater Orlando Aviation Authority technology and API

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AI maturity

App detail

Integration3 records

Feature5 records

Greater Orlando Aviation Authority partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Scale indicators1 record

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Greater Orlando Aviation Authority competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Hillsborough County Aviation Authority (Tampa International Airport): Government authority operating Tampa International Airport (TPA) and other Tampa-area airports. Comparable to GOAA as a Florida public airport authority managing a major commercial gateway with terminal, parking, and concession operations serving central-Florida-region demand.
  • Los Angeles World Airports (LAWA): City of Los Angeles department operating LAX and Ontario International Airport. Closely comparable to GOAA as a publicly operated multi-airport authority running one of the largest US international gateways with terminal management, parking, and concession revenues.
  • Chicago Department of Aviation: City department operating O'Hare (ORD) and Midway (MDW). Directly comparable to GOAA as a public entity managing two commercial airports with terminal, parking, and concession revenue streams.
  • Massachusetts Port Authority (Massport): State authority operating Boston Logan International (BOS) plus Worcester Regional and Hanscom Field. Comparable to GOAA as a US state/regional aviation authority managing a major international gateway with diversified terminal and ground-transportation operations.
  • Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority: Multi-jurisdictional authority operating Washington Dulles (IAD) and Reagan National (DCA). Directly comparable to GOAA as a non-profit government authority managing multiple airports with commercial terminal, parking, and concession operations.
  • Miami-Dade Aviation Authority: Government aviation authority operating Miami International Airport (MIA) and Miami Executive Airport. Direct peer to GOAA as a Florida-based government airport authority managing a major international gateway with multi-terminal operations, landing fees, concessions, and parking revenue streams.
  • Clark County Department of Aviation (Las Vegas): Authority operating Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) in Las Vegas. Closely comparable to GOAA as a publicly operated airport authority serving a major US leisure-tourism destination, with similar revenue mix tilted toward parking, concessions, and landing fees tied to tourism traffic.

Regional players

  • Fraport AG: German-listed operator of Frankfurt Airport plus a global portfolio of airport concessions and terminals. Comparable to GOAA in core airport-operating business model (landing fees, terminal management, parking, concessions), but operates across geographies rather than a single domestic catchment.
  • Aéroports de Paris (Groupe ADP): French-listed operator of Paris-Charles de Gaulle, Paris-Orly, and Paris-Le Bourget plus international subsidiaries. Peer to GOAA as a global airport operator with diversified aeronautical and non-aeronautical (retail, parking, real estate) revenue, operating at substantially larger scale.

Broad incumbents

  • Port Authority of New York & New Jersey: Bi-state authority operating JFK, LaGuardia, Newark, Stewart, and Teterboro airports plus seaports, tunnels, and bridges. A larger, broader incumbent peer — same government-authority model as GOAA but with a much wider transportation portfolio beyond aviation.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

Greater Orlando Aviation Authority social profiles

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Greater Orlando Aviation Authority leadership team

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Profiles1 record

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Funding detail

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Investors

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Greater Orlando Aviation Authority M&A and investment

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Investments

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Frequently asked questions about Greater Orlando Aviation Authority

What does Greater Orlando Aviation Authority do?

GOAA operates Orlando International Airport (MCO) as the primary commercial airport serving Greater Orlando, providing flight operations, terminal facilities across three terminals (A, B, C), and traveler amenities including reserved parking, concessions, accessibility services, and ground transportation. The core product is the multi-terminal commercial airport operation complemented by an online parking reservation system with QR code entry, mobile apps for travelers, and dedicated services such as MCO Reserve security line reservations and a sensory room for accessibility.

Is Greater Orlando Aviation Authority a public or private company?

Greater Orlando Aviation Authority is a private company. It is classified as state government owned and is currently operating.

When was Greater Orlando Aviation Authority founded?

Greater Orlando Aviation Authority was founded in 1976.

Where is Greater Orlando Aviation Authority based?

Greater Orlando Aviation Authority is headquartered in Orlando, United States, in the North America region.

How does Greater Orlando Aviation Authority make money?

Four revenue lines are on record. Airport Operations and Landing Fees are the primary driver. The others are parking Services, concession Revenues and rental Car Facilities.

Who are Greater Orlando Aviation Authority's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Hillsborough County Aviation Authority (Tampa International Airport), Los Angeles World Airports (LAWA), Chicago Department of Aviation, Massachusetts Port Authority (Massport), Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority, Miami-Dade Aviation Authority and Clark County Department of Aviation (Las Vegas). Regional players are Fraport AG and Aéroports de Paris (Groupe ADP). Port Authority of New York & New Jersey is listed as a broad incumbent.

Does Greater Orlando Aviation Authority have an API?

No public API is recorded for Greater Orlando Aviation Authority.

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American City Business JournalsOrlando International Airport plans $1.6B in new projectsThe Greater Orlando Aviation Authority approved updates to Orlando International Airport projects, bringing total investments to about $6.8 billion over five years. The new projects are valued at $1.6 billion.WKMGPedestrian struck, killed at Orlando International AirportA pedestrian was struck and killed early Friday at Orlando International Airport after being hit by a vehicle near Garage B. The Greater Orlando Aviation Authority temporarily closed the garage and nearby roads but has since reopened them as an investigation into the incident remains ongoing.Disney Tourist BlogPSA: Plan for Long Delays Flying to Disney World SoonOrlando International Airport (MCO) experienced significant flight delays and cancellations due to a shortage of air traffic controllers caused by the ongoing U.S. federal government shutdown. The Greater Orlando Aviation Authority and federal agencies have implemented contingency plans, but Vice President JD Vance and Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy warned that disruptions will worsen during the peak holiday travel season. This operational crisis is compounded by MCO's record-high passenger volumes and existing infrastructure constraints.YahooABM Selected to Provide Parking and Shuttle Transportation at Orlando International AirportABM Industries won a 10-year, $300 million contract from the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority to provide parking and employee shuttle services at Orlando International Airport. The agreement includes a new fleet of 61 buses, with ABM managing capital investment and maintenance for the first time in MCO's history.GlobeNewswireLilium Designates Future Orlando Vertiport as Key Network Hub, Supports its Designation as Advanced Mobility SiteLilium designated the future Orlando International Airport vertiport as a key network hub for Lilium Jet operators in central Florida. The company also supported Florida House Bill 981, which designates the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority as the state's AAM test site. Lilium will continue working with Orlando and state officials to advance vertiport legislation.WDW News TodayAir Taxis May Be Coming to Orlando International AirportA new bill filed in the Florida House of Representatives proposes using Orlando International Airport as a testing location for air taxis and Advanced Air Mobility. The legislation, HB 981, establishes regulatory frameworks for vertiports and designates the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority to oversee operations at the site. While Lilium and Tavistock Development Company have already announced plans for a separate vertiport hub in Lake Nona, this proposal specifically targets Orlando International Airport.PR NewswireTSA Union Applauds Greater Orlando Aviation Authority for Overturning Decision to Privatize Airport ScreenersThe Greater Orlando Aviation Authority voted to rescind its February decision to privatize security screening at Orlando International Airport, reversing a plan that would have replaced federally trained TSA officers with private contractors. The American Federation of Government Employees, which represents over 45,000 TSA officers nationwide, applauded the decision, saying it protected both traveler safety and more than a thousand union jobs at the nation's top tourist destination. The union credited the turnaround to collaboration between TSA management, Florida lawmakers, and the GOAA board.