Orlando International Airport launches upgraded APM service to Gates 100–129
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Orlando International Airport (MCO) began operating an upgraded automated people mover (APM) service to Gates 100–129 on 13 October, introducing new vehicles and modernised infrastructure on the first of two tracks serving those gates.
The Gate Link Replacement Project, costing $253 million, replaces running surfaces, power distribution equipment, vehicle controls, communications and operating systems, and adds platform screen doors, with each new set of cars able to carry up to 240 passengers; work will later move to the second track for Gates 100–129 and then to Gates 70–99 where both tracks, trams and associated systems will be upgraded.