Sheltair

Sheltair at Orlando Executive Airport operates from a state-of-the-art terminal completed in 2019, with an ongoing expansion that will add nearly 62,000 square feet of hangar and office space by late 2025, bringing the total campus to approximately 430,000 square feet. The terminal was purpose-built for the private aviation passenger experience, featuring a spacious lobby, complimentary refreshments, wireless internet, a flight planning and weather room, and a well-equipped conference room for pre- or post-flight business meetings. Pilots get a dedicated lounge, and complimentary interior cabin cleaning is included with every visit. Concierge services cover ground transportation, catering, crew cars, and passenger shuttle service. The new Hangar 18, spanning nearly 33,000 square feet, is designed as a maintenance, repair, and overhaul facility, while Hangar 19 provides storage for aircraft up to the size of a Gulfstream G650 or Bombardier Global 6000. The $16 million expansion project reflects the growing demand for private aviation at Orlando Executive, which sits just four miles southeast of downtown Orlando. For charter passengers, this proximity to the city center is the airport's primary advantage over Orlando International, which is located further south and requires navigating heavier traffic. The drive from Sheltair's terminal to the Orange County Convention Center takes about 15 minutes, and International Drive's hotel and entertainment corridor is similarly close. Theme park visitors should note that Walt Disney World and Universal Studios are still 20 to 30 minutes away. Self-serve avgas is available alongside Jet A. Sheltair's investment in this facility signals their long-term commitment to making Orlando Executive a premier private aviation gateway for Central Florida.