Orlando to Amsterdam distance and flight time

Delta Air Lines connects Central Florida to the Netherlands with flights between Orlando and Amsterdam. The daily, non-stop flight links Orlando International Airport (MCO) and Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (AMS).

Delta flights between Orlando and Amsterdam

Launched in 2018, Delta’s direct service between Orlando and Amsterdam offers access to Florida’s popular attractions. These include Walt Disney World Resort, Universal Studios Florida and SeaWorld Orlando. The flight also provides travellers with access to international destinations from Amsterdam. With routes to cities across Europe and beyond, Delta’s partner KLM Royal Dutch Airlines is based at Schiphol Airport.

About the flight to Amsterdam

Flights are generally on Delta’s Boeing 767-300ER aircraft. Delta One, Delta Comfort+ and Main Cabin services are available on the route. All seats feature personal entertainment, power ports and Wi-Fi access. Free meals and beverages are also served in all cabins.

Typically, the flight from Orlando to Amsterdam is approximately 9 hours. Returning to the United States, the flight’s duration is about 10 hours and 26 minutes. The distance for the transatlantic route is 7,291 kilometres or 4,530 miles.

Delta also offers connecting flights between Orlando and Amsterdam. Flights generally include a stopover in Atlanta, Boston, Detroit or New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport. These flights can range in duration from just under 11 hours to more than 15 hours. These estimates include the layover time at the connecting airport.

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Other options for flying from Orlando to Amsterdam

Several airlines link Orlando and Amsterdam with connecting flights through their hubs. These connecting services range in duration. They are usually at least 10 hours and 50 minutes in duration, although most are between 11 and 13 hours. The exact flight time depends on the route and length of the layover in the connecting city.

Options include domestic and international carriers. For example, United offers flights between the cities via Newark Liberty International Airport and Washington Dulles International Airport. American Airlines has connecting flights via Philadelphia. German airline Lufthansa provides connections via Frankfurt. British Airways also operates connecting flights via London’s Heathrow Airport. Similarly, Aeromexico provides connections from its hub at Mexico City.