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Large airport · Orlando, United States

Orlando Sanford International Airport

Sanford serves as a secondary commercial airport for the Orlando area, offering lower landing fees and operating costs than the region's primary airport, Orlando International Airport. Its IATA code is SFB. Its ICAO code is KSFB. It has 4 runways, longest 11,002 ft (ASP). Elevation 55 ft.

IATA SFBICAO KSFB4 runways, longest 11,002 ft (ASP)United StatesLarge airport

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Airport facts

LocationOrlando, United States
IATA codeSFB
ICAO codeKSFB
TypeLarge airport
Runways4 runways, longest 11,002 ft (ASP)
Elevation55 ft
Scheduled serviceYes
Coordinates28.7743° N, 81.2346° W

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What Orlando Sanford International Airport is known for

Sanford serves as a secondary commercial airport for the Orlando area, offering lower landing fees and operating costs than the region's primary airport, Orlando International Airport.

History

Since 1998, most passenger traffic has come from Allegiant Air, an ultra-low-cost carrier focused on leisure travelers, for which Sanford serves as an operating base. The airport was also a focus city for the travel company Direct Air until the carrier ceased operations in 2012.

Official website: https://flysfb.com — the airport's own site has the current flight and visiting information.

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Frequently asked questions

What is Orlando Sanford International Airport?

Sanford serves as a secondary commercial airport for the Orlando area, offering lower landing fees and operating costs than the region's primary airport, Orlando International Airport.

What is the airport code for Orlando Sanford International Airport?

Orlando Sanford International Airport — its IATA code is SFB and its ICAO code is KSFB.

Where is Orlando Sanford International Airport located?

Orlando Sanford International Airport serves Orlando, United States. Its coordinates are 28.7743° N, 81.2346° W.

What is the history of Orlando Sanford International Airport?

Since 1998, most passenger traffic has come from Allegiant Air, an ultra-low-cost carrier focused on leisure travelers, for which Sanford serves as an operating base. The airport was also a focus city for the travel company Direct Air until the carrier ceased operations in 2012.

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Page last updated 13 November 2026.