ORLANDO, FL. - Why drive for hours and hours when you can fly from Orlando to the Florida Keys in
a fraction of the time? Silver Airways just made it a lot more convenient for in-state travelers to
commute between the two popular vacation destinations with the addition of service to Key West from
Orlando International Airport.
“The busy summer travel season is here and for many local passengers that means in-state travel,
which is why we are very happy that Silver Airways has decided to offer service to one of our more
popular Florida destinations, Key West,” says Phil Brown, Executive Director of the Greater Orlando
Aviation Authority.
Silver Airways offers the service twice a day using 25 Saab 340Bplus aircraft capable of seating up to
34 passengers.
This new service further solidifies Orlando International’s position as the airport that offers the most
domestic non-stop service in the state of Florida.
About MCO: Orlando International Airport, with 35 million annual passengers, is the second busiest airport in Florida and 14th busiest in
the U.S. The airport has 18,000 employees and generates $26 billion in direct and indirect revenue for the regional economy. Orlando
International Airport strives to value and delight its customers through a design concept known as The Orlando Experience®.
