MCO Orlando International Airport - Noticias / News

Lynx Air celebra el vuelo inaugural Orlando-Toronto

Orlando, FL - Lynx Air (Lynx) ha lanzado su vuelo inaugural a los Estados Unidos, saliendo desde el Aeropuerto Internacional Pearson de Toronto (YYZ) y llegando a la nueva Terminal C del Aeropuerto Internacional de Orlando (MCO). La línea aerea operará cuatro vuelos directos semanales entre Toronto y Orlando, con aviones Boeing 737 nuevos.

Para celebrar el servicio inaugural de Lynx en Orlando, Lynx lanzó una oferta de asientos por tiempo limitado, ofreciendo hasta un 50% de descuento en el precio de los pasajes, por tiempo limitado, donde dio hasta un 50% de descuento en las tarifas base para todos los vuelos entre Orlando y Toronto utilizando el código promocional FLYUSA. La oferta comenzó el 27 de enero y finalizó a las 11:59pm hora del este del 30 de enero de 2023*.

Para reservar un vuelo, visite FlyLynx. com.

"Lynx Air surcó los cielos canadienses por primera vez hace poco más de nueve meses, y estamos encantados de cruzar ya la frontera con Estados Unidos. La elección de Orlando como nuestro primer destino en EE.UU. fue fácil: es un lugar de vacaciones muy popular entre los canadienses, con sus famosos parques temáticos, golf de categoría mundial y, por supuesto, un tiempo estupendo", declaró Merren McArthur, consejera delegada de Lynx. "Estamos encantados de ofrecer una opción muy asequible para viajar entre Toronto y Orlando. Tanto si viaja para visitar a familiares y amigos como para hacer una escapada de fin de semana, Lynx le garantizará una gran experiencia de vuelo a un precio muy asequible."

"La decisión de Lynx Air de convertir Orlando en su primer destino americano dice mucho sobre la fortaleza del mercado canadiense y sus lazos con el centro de Florida", afirma Kevin Thibault,

Consejero Delegado de la Autoridad de Aviación del Gran Orlando. "Orlando International (MCO) se complace en ser el primer aeropuerto estadounidense en dar la bienvenida a Lynx Air en su expansión internacional".

"Lynx lanza nuevos servicios de vuelos directos a Orlando en el momento perfecto, adelantándose a períodos de reserva populares, incluyendo March Break," dijo Casandra Matej, presidente y CEO de Visit Orlando. "Las compañías aéreas de bajo coste como Lynx son especialmente atractivas para familias y visitantes con un presupuesto ajustado, que sabemos que buscan escapar de las frías temperaturas invernales y disfrutar del sol en la capital mundial de los parques temáticos".

La red de Lynx en EE.UU. seguirá ampliándose en las próximas semanas, con el lanzamiento previsto de servicios desde Calgary a los Estados Unidos. con el lanzamiento previsto de servicios desde Calgary a Phoenix, Los Ángeles y Las Vegas. En total, Lynx más de 5.000 asientos desde y hacia EE.UU., ofreciendo a los canadienses una opción para visitar algunos de los destinos más populares al sur de la frontera.

Lynx Air celebrates inaugural Orlando-Toronto flight

Orlando, FL – Lynx Air (Lynx) launched its inaugural flight to the United States, departing from Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ) and arriving at the new Terminal C at Orlando International Airport (MCO). Canada’s new ultra-affordable airline will operate four direct flights per week between Toronto and Orlando, flying brand new Boeing 737s aircraft.

To celebrate Lynx’s inaugural Orlando service, Lynx launched a limited-time seat sale, offering up to 50% off base fares for all flights between Orlando and Toronto using the promo code: FLYUSA. The sale started on January 27 and ended 11:59 PM EST January 30, 2023*. For to book a fare, visit FlyLynx.com.

"Lynx Air took to the Canadian skies for the very first time just over nine months ago, and we are excited to be already expanding across the border into the USA. The choice of Orlando as our first US destination was easy – it is a very popular holiday spot for Canadians, with its famous theme parks, world-class golf, and great weather of course!,” said Merren McArthur, CEO of Lynx. “We are thrilled to offer an ultra-affordable option to travel between Toronto and Orlando. Whether you are traveling to visit family and friends or to sneak in a weekend ge- taway, Lynx will ensure a great flying experience at an ultra-affordable price.”

“Lynx Air’s decision to make Orlando its first American destination says a lot about the strength of the Canadian market and its ties to Central Florida,” says Kevin Thibault, Chief Executive Officer of the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority. “Orlando International (MCO) is pleased to be the first U.S. airport to welcome Lynx Air as it expands its operations internationally.”

"Lynx is launching new direct flight services to Orlando at the perfect time, ahead of popular booking periods, including March Break,” said Casandra Matej, president and CEO for Visit Orlando. “Low-cost air carriers like Lynx are especially appealing for families and visitors on a budget, who we know are looking to escape the chilly winter temperatures and enjoy the sunshine in the world’s theme park capital.”

Lynx's US network will continue to expand over the next few weeks, with the planned launch of services out of Calgary to Phoenix, Los Angeles and Las Vegas. In total, Lynx will be operating over 5,000 seats to and from the US, giving Canadians an affordable option to visit some of the most popular sun destinations south of the border.

Condado Osceola invertirá millones para programa estatal de carreteras

Condado Osceola, FL – Los líderes del Condado Osceola elogiaron una iniciativa estatal anunciada el lunes que proporcionará aproximadamente $2.8 mil millones para mejoras de transporte necesarias que beneficiarán a los viajeros y las empresas.

"Osceola ya está moviéndose hacia adelante con $2.4 mil millones invertidos en transporte e infraestructura, pero este apoyo adicional del estado avanzará proyectos críticos de transformación," dijo la presidenta de la Comisión del Condado Osceola, Viviana Janer. "Conectar Poinciana Parkway con la I-4 es un paso significativo para crear un sistema de circunvalación alrededor del condado y aliviar el estancamiento a través de Osceola. El transporte es importante para los residentes y nuestros negoc ios. Las mejoras a la I-4 como parte de "Beyond the Ultimate" son catalizadores garantizados para un futuro vibrante y crecimiento económico, mientras que alivian parte del estrés que enfrentan los viajeros a diario."

Los proyectos que impactarán a Osceola y Polk por un total de $3.4 mil millones son:

· Conector de extensión de Poinciana Parkway desd e C.R. 532 hasta S.R. 429: Un nuev o tramo de carretera se extenderá aproximadamente cuatro millas desde Osceola/Polk County Line Road/C.R. 532 hasta el norte de la Interestatal 4 (I-4) en el intercambio S.R. 429 en los condados de Osceola y Polk.

· I-4 desde ChampionsGate hasta Osceola Parkway para reconstruir la I-4 para acomodar tres carriles de uso general, carriles auxiliares y dos carriles de uso especial en las direcciones este y oeste desde el oeste de C ounty Road 532/Champions Gate hasta el este de Osceola Parkway. La reconstrucción de los intercambios existentes también forma parte de este proyecto.

· I-4 desde U.S. Highway 27 hasta Champions Gate para reconstruir la I-4 para acomodar tres carriles de uso general, carriles auxiliares y dos carriles de uso especial en las direcciones hacia el este y hacia el oeste desde el oeste de U.S. 27 hasta el oeste de County Road (C.R.) 532 / Champions Gate.

Para más información: www.fdot.gov/ movingfloridaforward.

Osceola County in line for billions from state road program

Osceola County, FL – Osceola County leaders praised a state initiative announced Monday that will provide approximately $2.8 billion for needed transportation improvements in the County that will benefit commuters and businesses.]0

“Osceola is already on the move with $2.4 billion dollars being invested in transportation and infrastructure but this additional support from the state will advance critical transformational projects,” said Osceola County Commission Chairwoman Viviana Janer. “Connecting the Poinciana Parkway to I-4 is a significant step in creating a beltway system around the county and relieving gridlock throughout Osceola. Transportation is important to residents and our businesses. The improvements to I-4 as part of “Beyond the Ultimate” are guaranteed catalysts to a vibrant future and economic growth, while easing some of the stress commuters face daily.”

The projects that will impact Osceola and Polk for a total of $3.4 billion are:

Poinciana Parkway extension connector from C.R. 532 to S.R. 429: A new stretch of roadway will extend about four miles from the Osceola/Polk County Line Road/C.R. 532 to north of the Interstate 4 (I-4) at S.R. 429 interchange in Osceola and Polk Counties.

I-4 from ChampionsGate to Osceola Parkway to reconstruct I-4 to accommodate three general use lanes, auxiliary lanes, and two special use lanes in the eastbound and westbound directions from west of County Road 532/ChampionsGate to east of Osceola Parkway. Reconstruction of existing interchanges is also part of this project.

I-4 from U.S. Highway 27 to ChampionsGate to reconstruct I-4 to accommodate three general use lanes, auxiliary lanes, and two special use lanes in the eastbound and westbound directions from west of U.S. 27 to west of County Road (C.R.) 532 / Champions Gate.

For additional project details go to www.fdot.gov/movingfloridaforward.

THE OSCEOLA BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS SEEKS VOLUNTEERS TO SERVE ON THE FOLLOWING ADVISORY BOARDS:

Affordable Housing Advisory Committee (2 Positions)—Category “Member” and “Member of the Osceola County Planning Board Commissioner” —Not less frequently than every three (3) years, the advisory committee shall review the established policies and procedures, ordinances, land development regulations, and adopted local government comprehensive plan of the appointing local government and shall recommend specific actions or initiatives to encourage of facilitate affordable housing while protecting the ability of the property to appreciate in value.

Board of Adjustment (1 Position)—At-Large—Members of the Board of Adjustment shall be knowledgeable in comprehensive planning and shall be familiar with the Osceola County Comprehensive Plan, the Osceola County Land Development Code, and other applicable regulations. Members of the Board of Adjustment serve at the pleasure of the Board of County Commissioners. The Board of Adjustment shall have the authority to grant or deny, wholly or in part, any request for a variance from the specified regulations and grant conditional use requests pursuant to the appropriate findings and further that it is not contrary to the public interest and the health, safety, comfort, convenience, and welfare of the citizens of Osceola County, or that the request conflicts with provisions of this Code. Must live in Osceola County. Typically meets the 3rd Tuesday of each month. Terms are four (4) years unless it is to fill a vacant position. Code Enforcement Board (2 Positions)—Category “Realtor”—Category “Businessperson” (current term expires 3/3/2023) The Code Enforcement Board shall be empowered to hear and adjudicate cases presented before them on matters involving codes and ordinances adopted by the Osceola County Commission. It is the intent of the Board of County Commissioners, by adopting Chapter 7 of the Osceola County Code of Ordinances, to provide an equitable, expeditious, effective, and inexpensive method of enforcing the County’s Code and Ordinances. Examples of some of the Codes the Code Board hears would be occupational license violations, building code, fire, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing codes, zoning and sign ordinance violations, and other various codes and ordinances. The Code Board is comprised of seven (7) members who shall be residents of the County and who shall be appointed by the Board of County Commission based on experience or interest in the subject jurisdiction of the Board. Pursuant to Florida Statute, the membership of the Code Board shall, whenever possible, consist of the following: Architect, Businessperson, Engineer, General Contractor, Subcontractor or Realtor. The Code Enforcement Board typically meets the third (3rd) Wednesday of every month at 3:00pm in the Board Chambers located on the fourth (4th) floor of the Administration Building. Library Advisory Board (2 Positions)—District 3, District 5—The Osceola County Library Advisory Board is a citizen’s advisory board organized primarily for the purpose of providing assistance to the Board of County Commissioners to advise them regarding various aspects of the Osceola County Library system. Requirements for Membership: The Osceola County Library Advisory Board consist of seven members. Each County Commissioner may nominate one member from his/her respective district for membership to the Advisory Board. The Board of County Commissioners shall also appoint two (2) at-large members. When practicable, one (1) of the members shall be a member of the Friends of the Library group and one (1) of the members shall be a member of the Osceola County Bar Association. An affirmative vote of a majority of the quorum of the Board of County Commissioners shall be required before a nominee is appointed. Must reside in County Commission District 3 or 5. Meetings Time and Location: The Library Advisory Board meets quarterly, usually on the first Tuesday evening in the months of March, June, September, and December. Meetings rotate between the five full-service library branches, with the meeting locations announced on the County website.

Metroplan Orlando Community Advisory Committee (1 Position)—Background and Membership: The Community Advisory Committee ensures the public has the opportunity to review and evaluate all proposed transportation plans and programs. About half the Community Advisory Committee members are appointed by local governments, and the other half by the MetroPlan Orlando Board. The committee membership includes multimodal transportation advocates, as well as representatives from under-served communities and business interests. This composition encourages diversity of many kinds, including geographic, demographic and modal. Meeting Time and Location: CAC generally meets on the fourth Wednesday of the month at 9:30 a.m. at the MetroPlan Orlando office (250 S. Orange Ave., Suite 200, Orlando, FL 32801). All meetings are open to the public and include opportunities for public comment.

Planning Commission (2 Positions)—District 2, District 3—Members of the Planning Commission act as the Local Planning Agency, a state mandated review board. Commissioners shall be knowledgeable in the field of comprehensive planning and shall be familiar with the Osceola County Comprehensive Plan, the Osceola County Land Development Code, and other applicable regulations. The Planning Commission reviews proposed land development regulations and codes as well as the Local Comprehensive Plan and makes recommendations to the Board of County Commissioners. Must reside in County Commission District 2 or District 3. Typically meets the 1st Thursday of each month. Terms are four (4) years unless it is to fill a vacant position.

SunRail Customer Advisory Committee (2 Positions)—The SunRail Customer Advisory Committee was created in 2014 to provide customers of Central Florida’s Commuter Rail Transit service with an advisory voice in all aspects of SunRail’s operation. When SunRail service opened in Osceola County in July of 2018, The Osceola County Board of County Commissioners was tasked with appointing two representatives to the 10-member committee, joining representatives from Volusia, Seminole and Orange Countries as well as the City of Orlando. Criteria for membership: Residents must live in Osceola County, ride SunRail at least three days a week during a typical week, attend a minimum of 4 public meetings annually, represent Osceola County in a professional and courteous manner, coordinate information with Osceola County as requested, adhere to all “Government in the Sunshine” laws. Meetings and Location: The SunRail Customer Advisory Committee meets every quarter, on the first Thursday of the month, at 5:00 p.m. - LYNX Central Station in downtown Orlando.

Those interested in applying may visit http://www.osceola.org/agencies-departments/advisory-boards/ for a listing of all boards, the application, and documents required.