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Flights from Orlando to New York

Orlando and New York are about 1,520 km apart, and the scheduled nonstop flight takes about 2 h 40 min. Delta Air Lines has a nonstop flight on this route. You compare the fares in one search and book with the airline or travel agency you choose, so you see the final price before you pay.

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Updated 21 October 2026

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Nonstop flights from Orlando to New York

Orlando and New York are about 1,520 km apart, and the scheduled nonstop flight takes about 2 h 40 min. The distance is the great-circle distance between the two airports, so the route a flight actually flies is a little longer. The flight arrives at JFK, one of the airports that serve New York; the others are EWR, LGA.

The route at a glance
FactDetail
FromOrlando (MCO)
ToNew York (JFK)
DistanceAbout 1520 km
Time in the airAbout 2 h 40 min
Airlines on the routeDelta Air Lines
Other airports in the cityEWR, LGA

Airlines that fly from Orlando to New York

Delta Air Lines has a nonstop flight on this route. The scheduled time comes from the published schedule, checked on 21 October 2026.

Return flights: New York to Orlando

More flights from Orlando

More flights to New York

The airports of the route

How to book

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Frequently asked questions

How long is the flight from Orlando to New York?

The scheduled nonstop flight takes about 2 h 40 min. The two airports are about 1,520 km apart, measured as the great-circle distance between them.

Which airlines fly this route nonstop?

Delta Air Lines has a nonstop flight on this route. The Morsilla Travel search compares the fares of that airline.

Which airports do the flights from Orlando to New York use?

They leave from MCO and arrive at JFK. New York has more than one airport: EWR, LGA serve it too, so check which one your ticket names before you travel. The check-in, the security and the baggage claim all happen in the terminals of those two airports.