Cheap Flights from Orlando Sanford (SFB) to Indianapolis (IND)

Flying out of Orlando

Sanford Airport is the second busiest commercial airport that services the Orlando area. The airport was originally designed and operated as a Naval Air Station when it opened in 1969. Sanford Airport offers flights to a variety of domestic destinations via Allegiant Air including Columbus, Chicago, Shreveport, Memphis, New Orleans, San Antonio, and Indianapolis. The surge in recent domestic travel was due to the airport becoming a primary hub for Las Vegas-based Allegiant Air in recent years. SFB offers international destination travel via Thompson, TUI, and Surinam Airlines to many popular destinations including Mexico City, Amsterdam, London, and Brussels.

Orlando International Airport is the other primary commercial travel airport in the Orlando area and is often the destination airport for travelers visiting the area for Universal Studios and Disney Parks.

If you are expecting a longer wait at the Sanford Airport, you can enjoy a relaxing drink in the Royal Palm Lounge or pick up some last minute duty-free items from one of the airport stores. Since Orlando is a popular spring break destination, it is important to avoid travel around high school and college breaks to avoid significant crowds.

Indianapolis Airport Options

Indianapolis International Airport is the main airport servicing Indianapolis, Indiana and surrounding areas. Located just seven miles from the downtown Indianapolis area, the airport is conveniently located by area attractions and local hotels. For your transportation needs, Indianapolis International offers hotel shuttles, taxi services, Uber and Lyft options, black car services, and eight rental car options as well as bus route schedule information.

Tips for Traveling to Indianapolis

There is much to see and do in the Indianapolis area whether you are looking for adventure or want to take in the culture of the city. For a little bit of nature set directly in a downtown setting, you should stop by the White River State Park. The park offers water activities, great areas for afternoon picnics, as well as fairs and festivals that are ongoing throughout the year. Also in the confines of the park is the Indianapolis Zoo which offers a variety of exhibits throughout the year including seasonal butterfly and Macaw exhibits. Art buffs can spend the day wandering through the many exhibits at the Indianapolis Museum of Art. If you are a sports enthusiast, Indianapolis is the place for you with the Indiana Colts at Lucas Oil Stadium and the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. If you plan to travel to Indianapolis during race season, you may experience a significant increase in crowds as well as traffic.