US DOT/BTS · Historical route reliability · July 2026

Atlanta (ATL) to Orlando (MCO): July 2026 flight history

Direction-specific nonstop flight data: Hartsfield Jackson Atlanta International Airport → Orlando International Airport · 694 July 2026 scheduled reporting-carrier records

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What does the July 2026 ATL → MCO data actually show?

The BTS file recorded 694 scheduled reporting-carrier nonstop flight records from Hartsfield Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL / KATL) to Orlando International Airport (MCO / KMCO) during 1–31 July 2026. Of completed flights with a known arrival delay, 56.0% were on time by the BTS definition of arriving less than 15 minutes late. Separately, the cancellation rate across all scheduled records was 2.0%, and 0.7% were diverted.

This is a direction-specific historical sample, not a statement that this route operates today, a live operational feed, a forecast, an airline-specific result or a promise for a future booking.

Six measured indicators for this flight direction

694Scheduled nonstop records
56.0%On-time arrivals among known completed flights
2.0%Cancelled among all scheduled records
0.7%Diverted among all scheduled records
37.5 minMean recorded arrival delay (negative means early)
8.0 minMedian recorded arrival delay

Do not add the on-time and cancellation rates: the denominators differ. This sample includes only reporting-carrier domestic nonstop records; other traffic is outside its coverage.

Same airports, reverse flight direction: why the journey order matters

The same July 2026 BTS archive separately recorded 693 scheduled nonstop flight records from MCO to ATL. The reverse direction had 62.9% on-time arrivals, 2.2% cancellations and mean arrival delay of 26.8 minutes.

On-time rate difference (ATL→MCO minus MCO→ATL): -6.9 percentage points. This is a descriptive comparison across two different sets of observed flights, not a causal claim or a reliable future directional advantage.

Open the separately measured reverse-direction report for MCO → ATL →

Scheduled departure-hour cohorts in July 2026

These are local scheduled departure hours at Hartsfield Jackson Atlanta International Airport (BTS CRSDepTime). To limit very small samples, only hour groups with at least 30 scheduled flight records are displayed. These are observed past outcomes and must not be used as a recommendation or guarantee about which time to book.

ATL→MCO: July 2026 reporting-carrier flights by scheduled origin-local departure hour
Scheduled departure timeFlight recordsOn-time arrivalsCancelledMean arrival delay
05:00–05:593170.0%3.2%31.1 min
07:00–07:595483.3%0.0%1.6 min
08:00–08:594087.2%2.5%4.9 min
09:00–09:593580.0%0.0%7.2 min
10:00–10:593190.3%0.0%12.0 min
11:00–11:594575.0%2.2%7.0 min
12:00–12:596261.7%1.6%18.6 min
14:00–14:593050.0%0.0%36.0 min
15:00–15:593237.5%0.0%61.8 min
16:00–16:593640.0%2.8%49.9 min
17:00–17:594337.2%0.0%57.5 min
18:00–18:597127.9%4.2%101.0 min
19:00–19:593135.5%0.0%58.7 min
20:00–20:596029.1%6.7%67.8 min
22:00–22:593150.0%3.2%27.8 min

The displayed groups account for 632 of the 694 monthly scheduled records. Other flight records can belong to suppressed small-hour groups or have missing scheduled-hour information. The largest displayed time group began at 18:00 origin-local time with 71 records; this indicates sample volume, not safety or future punctuality.

Source and measurement boundaries

Source: U.S. DOT Bureau of Transportation Statistics, Reporting Carrier On-Time Performance (July 2026) ↗. Published September 2026 and processed into AeroDue's source-dated historical aggregates in October. The dataset covers reported domestic nonstop scheduled flight records, not every potential airline service.

Verify airport codes independently: ATL / KATL airport identity ↗ and MCO / KMCO airport identity ↗. Reporting-carrier eligibility, canceled/unknown arrival-delay records and the sample windows determine the denominator for each measure.

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See measured July 2026 airport-wide arrival performance at ATL →

See measured July 2026 airport-wide arrival performance at MCO →

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Other high-sample recorded routes sharing this origin or destination

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