Orlando Executive Airport

Orlando Executive Airport (OEA), operated by the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority (GOAA), is conveniently located just 3 miles from the business and financial center of Central Florida, and is the perfect corporate travel route. Central Florida’s primary and premier general aviation facility provides convenient access to all of Orlando’s major highways, with most industrial and business centers, sports arenas, performing arts venues, colleges, the Orlando/Orange County Convention Center, and the theme parks, all within minutes of the airport.

The central location and a long list of amenities make Orlando Executive Airport the ideal place to touch down and the “door-to-door” service makes it easy and easy to transition from air to ground transport. Through our two fixed base operators, Sheltair Aviation Services (SAS) and Atlantic Aviation, an FAA air traffic control tower, a Customs and Border Protection (CBP) customs facility, and full ILS capability, Orlando Executive Airport provides 24-hour service. The central location of the Orlando Executive means that delegates will find numerous restaurants, hotels, shops and theaters within a 3-mile drive from the airport. orlandoairports.net – Orlando Executive Airport

History

Orlando Executive Airport was opened as the Municipal Airport of Orlando in 1928. It was Central Florida’s first commercial airport, primarily used by the USPS.

Orlando Executive Airport was used primarily by the US Army Air Corps as a military training facility in the 1940s. In 1946, it was released to the city of Orlando.

In 1976, it was put under the control of the Aviation Authority of Greater Orlando. It was renamed in 1982 as the Orlando Executive Airport.

Location

Orlando Executive Airport, in Orange County, Florida, is located just 3 miles east of downtown Orlando. privatefly.com – Orlando Executive Airport