Orlando International Airport Is Now Offering Direct Flights To Tokyo
by Justin Hermes · February 24, 2026
Late last year, we brought you the exciting news that Orlando International Airport would soon offer non-stop flights to Japan.
Operated by ZIPAIR, the new flights give Central Florida residents the opportunity to travel straight from MCO to Tokyo.
“We are extremely proud of this historic achievement, as this will be the first non-stop charter flight from Japan to Orlando, Florida,” said Shingo Nishida, Representative Director/President, ZIPAIR Tokyo.

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“Orlando is home to numerous world-class theme parks, and by operating these charter flights for travelers from Japan, we hope to meet our customers’ expectations when they experience ZIPAIR’s new standard in air travel. We certainly look forward to welcoming Disney fans and guests on our charter flights next Spring.”
An Important Moment For Disney
For Disney fans, the new routes were particularly exciting, as they connected Walt Disney World and Tokyo Disneyland.

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“Direct connectivity between Orlando and Tokyo brings Disney magic closer than ever,” said Faron Kelley, SVP, Disney Destinations Sales Strategy & Solutions, Disney Experience.
The Direct Flights Are Underway
In a major milestone for MCO, the first direct ZIPAIR flights between Tokyo and Orlando officially took off yesterday!

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According to the airport, local leaders, partners, and stakeholders were on hand for the festivities.

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The new routes will continue to be available from now through March 10, 2026.

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So, if you are a Florida resident who has been considering a trip to Japan, make sure you take advantage of these direct flights!
ZIPAIR will operate four charter flights between Orlando and Tokyo from now through March 10, 2026, opening new doors for travel, tourism, and cultural connection. Thank you to everyone involved in making this adventure possible. ✈️ pic.twitter.com/h446Rwwr3N
— Orlando International Airport (@MCO) February 23, 2026


