Landing Incident Triggers Delays at Orlando International Airport
By Matteo Floris
Last updated on January 19, 2026
An aircraft experienced a landing incident at Orlando International Airport, resulting in operational delays. Authorities responded and flight schedules were impacted as a result of the event. The situation affected multiple departures and arrivals, causing ongoing delays for travelers using the airport.
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Flight operations at Orlando International Airport faced disruption following an aircraft landing incident. The incident prompted airport authorities to respond and triggered delays in both inbound and outbound flights. While the cause of the event was directly related to the landing of the aircraft, details about the extent of the delays, the number of affected flights, and the airlines involved were not specified. Passengers traveling through the airport during this period experienced delays as a result of the operational impact. The airport remained open, but airline schedules were affected as incident management was underway. Information about specific flights or estimated resolution time was not disclosed.
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Quick facts
Disruption:
Delay
Cause:
Other
Compensation:
Not eligible for compensation
Status:
Current disruption
Airports affected:
Orlando International Airport
Checked by:
Matteo Floris
Date updated:
January 19, 2026
