Aircraft Detailing at Orlando Sanford International Airport

Million Air Orlando, on Flightline Avenue, lists 0600 to 2200 hours, hangar space and leasing, handling for large transport-category aircraft, and aircraft cleaning and servicing among its services. The authority's tenant list adds Flexjet's maintenance, avionics, interiors and paint operation, Avocet Aviation Services, and the Acron Aviation Academy flight school.

Training shows clearly in the counts: the NATA and AvAdvisors table recorded 11,465 piston movements at Sanford in 2025, up 50 percent, against 4,764 business-jet movements, up 21 percent. The tower is open 0630 to 2300, and FAA data effective 29 October 2026 lists four runways led by 9L/27R at 11,002 feet, with a remark about flight training in the pattern and local area. General aviation customs runs through a CBP facility open Thursday to Monday, and limited CBP capacity means international diversions are accepted only in a declared emergency.

The Sanford Airport Authority's Minimum Standards, adopted on 5 March 2019 as a complete rewrite, set out categories for FBOs and for specialized operators such as flight instruction, charter, maintenance, aircraft sales and avionics. Aircraft washing has no category of its own, and the list of optional FBO services closes with "other services which may be approved on a case by case basis" by the authority.