Approximately 45 minutes west of Port Canaveral lies Orlando International Airport (MCO), which is served by 31 different airlines, providing travelers with a myriad of options for traveling to the city. Many cruise lines offer transfers from Orlando International Airport to Port Canaveral, taking the guesswork out of local transportation. With its numerous theme parks, Orlando is also a great location for family fun before or after a cruise.
Forty minutes south of Port Canaveral is Melbourne International Airport (MLB), which is served by two commercial airlines, Delta and US Airways. In addition, Direct Air, Airgate Aviation and Baer Air provide scheduled and charter services. For travelers needing a beach fix soon after landing, MLB is a great option, with only 3 miles to go to hit the sand.
Orlando Sanford International Airport (SFB) is located one hour northwest of Port Canaveral and is served by six commercial airlines and three international charter services. The commercial airline with service from the largest number of cities is Allegiant Air. SFB is served by a broad range of taxi, limousine and shuttle services for travelers needing transfers to Port Canaveral.
The Space Coast Regional Airport (KTIX/TIX) is located 20 minutes away from Port Canaveral in Titusville. This airport serves as a corporate and commercial air charter aviation facility. Passengers arriving at TIX can rent a car from Avis or Enterprise for the short drive to Port Canaveral.
Daytona Beach International Airport (DBIA) is served by Delta Air Lines and US Airways as well as Airgate Aviation, which provides scheduled and charter service. This airport is located about 75 minutes north of Port Canaveral with numerous ground transportation alternatives including taxis, shuttles, rental cars, limousine service and the municipal bus system. If avoiding traffic is a high priority, DBIA can be a better choice than airports in Orlando.
