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The Window Flyer 11/23/25 The Window Flyer 11/23/25

Why is Orlando Airport’s code MCO?

Orlando Airport uses the code MCO, originally for McCoy Air Force Base, which occupied the site before it became a civilian airport. The code honors the base's military history and serves as Orlando International Airport’s official IATA identifier, recognized in bookings, itineraries, and luggage tags.

The Window Flyer 11/21/21 The Window Flyer 11/21/21

Touring Phase 1 of the revamped Great Hall at Denver International Airport

We took a walkthrough of the newly completed Phase 1 of the Great Hall Project at Denver International Airport, with its new check-in and ticketing areas, restrooms, and updates to finishes through the terminal. Check out our photo tour.

The Window Flyer 11/21/21 The Window Flyer 11/21/21

3 things to know about TSA checkpoint changes at Denver International Airport

Flyers traveling through Denver International Airport will want to be aware of changes made to the TSA security screening checkpoints at the airport.

The Window Flyer 8/7/21 The Window Flyer 8/7/21

Sleepless in Seattle – What does Gate N7 look like today at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport?

Sleepless in Seattle fans across the globe will remember and recognize Gate N7 at Sea-Tac Airport as the location that Tom Hanks’ character, Sam Baldwin, first spots Annie Reed, played by Meg Ryan. What does the gate look like today? Gate N7 looks drastically different than it did in the 1990s due to a recent renovation of Sea-Tac’s North Satellite terminal.