The "second" airport in Orlando is Orlando Sanford International Airport (SFB), located about 18 miles north of Orlando and 30 miles from the major theme parks. While Orlando International (MCO) is the primary hub for major carriers, Sanford is the primary hub for Allegiant Air and several international charter airlines from the UK and Europe. It is significantly smaller and often much easier to navigate than MCO, with shorter security lines and faster baggage claim. However, because it is further away, Uber and taxi fares to the Disney or Universal areas are considerably higher, often ranging from $60–$100 one way. There is another significant airport, Orlando Executive Airport (ORL), but it is used primarily for private jets and general aviation. Travelers should also be aware of Melbourne Orlando International (MLB); despite the name, it is actually about an hour's drive away on the coast, though it serves as a secondary gateway for some holiday companies like TUI, offering a less congested entry point for international tourists.