At the Florida Airport Guide we provide in depth coverage and information on the 12 main airports in Florida including routes and timetables for buses and trains, taxis, driving directions, airport shops, bars and restaurants, long and short stay and disabled parking facilities, airport telephone numbers, local weather conditions and live flight arrivals & departures. All of this information is intended to assist you in working out the most efficient and enjoyable way to get from your Airport in Florida on to your destination.

We supply the latest information on what you can take on board the plane as hand luggage as well as details on your duty free allowances when travelling from the USA.

We also provide advice and guidance on passport and visa entry requirements for the USA.

For the current list of restricted items, guidelines for locking suitcases, instructions for travelling with medication, electronics and film please visit the Transportation Security Administration website. For luggage queries on size and weight limits please consult your airline.

You can check out the local weather in Florida and also get a forecast for the next 5 and 10 days.

We provide details of car hire at Florida airports so that you can check out the most favourable rates to get a free quote and make a booking online.

Florida ranks third in passenger numbers among the US states handling more than 42 million air passengers each year. The major international airports in Florida handled between 18-34 million passengers each last year: Orlando International (34,128,048), Miami International (32,533,974) Fort Lauderdale (21,369,577) and Tampa Airport (18,867,541)

The secondary airports had annual passenger traffic between 5-7.5 million with Southwest Fort Myers (7,643,217), Palm Beach (7,014,237) and Jacksonville Airport handling (5,946,188)

The regional Airport of Sarasota processed over 1,423,113 passengers and Orlando Sanford (which is primarily served by international charter airlines) processed 1,649,565 passengers last year.

Florida cities enjoy non-stop scheduled passenger service to over 160 U.S. and international destinations.

Close to 3.5 million tons of air cargo passes through Florida’s airports annually. As the top US. airport for international air cargo and the second busiest in the world, Miami International Airport handles over 70% of Florida’s international airline trade.

Flying long haul from Florida to various destinations in Europe is now relatively cheap and easy, with companies including Virgin Airlines and Delta making long distance travel accessible to many more people over the last 10 years.

Transatlantic flight has certainly come a long way since the famous aviator Charles Lindbergh became the first pilot to successfully complete a nonstop flight across the Atlantic in 1927 in his Spirit of St Louis , departing from New York City and arriving in Paris some 33 hours later!

Because of its fabulous climate Florida also handles a large number of domestic passengers from other parts of the USA. To give you some idea of flying times: