The Greater Orlando Aviation Authority (GOAA) has adopted a new strategic plan to guide development at Orlando International Airport (MCO) and Orlando Executive Airport (ORL) through 2035. The plan focuses on customer experience, community impact, infrastructure upgrades, and workforce development.
The initiative supports $5.9 billion in capital improvements at MCO and $84.2 million at ORL. GOAA aims to expand parking by 8,000 spaces, complete new baggage systems for Terminals A and B, and finish Terminal C Phase 2 by 2035. Other goals include constructing a cargo facility, developing an FAA-approved vertiport, and increasing non-aeronautical revenue by 30 percent by 2030.
The plan also establishes workforce and business targets. GOAA will launch a business incubator by 2030 and increase small-business participation at MCO by 40 percent. It will also seek a 5-star Skytrax airport rating and improve employee engagement by 20 percent within five years.