WN2081Southwest Airlines · ISP → MCO
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Route confirmed Southwest Airlines

WN2081 IslipISP OrlandoMCO · 08:50

WN2081 by Southwest Airlines flies from Islip (ISP) to Orlando (MCO) for the Sat, Sep 12 departure.

Right nowLanded in Orlando · today
08:28

arrived at MCO · 22 min early

Typical arrival−32 minmedian over 7 operations

Where the minutes go

last 7 operations · gate push → arrival
0+30+60+90 min
09-12
−22 arrival
09-09
−38 arrival
09-08
−43 arrival
09-05
−32 arrival
09-02
−31 arrival
09-01
−37 arrival
08-29
−30 arrival

The bar is how late it left the gate; the ring is where it actually arrived. Board clocks, not estimates.

The last 30 days

arrival outcome per operation

median arrival −32 min · 0 cancelled · 7 operations tracked

The route today

live boards
ISPIslipOn-time likelyISP delay board →
MCOOrlandoModerate riskMCO delay board →
ISP→MCOevery carrier, schedules and on-time historyRoute intelligence →

How WN2081 actually runs

Pro Flight Search has tracked every published board update for WN2081 across the ISP and MCO boards: schedule changes, gate pushes and actual clocks. Usually lands ~32 min early. Based on 7 confirmed landings · 7/7 within 15 min of schedule.

The verdict above is that record speaking, so it reflects how WN2081 operates rather than what the timetable promises. Numbers refresh as new flights operate.

Technical record

How this operation is measured

board clocks

Board log

scheduled → actual, per operation
09-12ISP MCO 08:50 08:28 (−22)
09-09ISP MCO 13:25 12:47 (−38)
09-08ISP MCO 13:25 12:42 (−43)
09-05ISP MCO 08:50 08:18 (−32)
09-02ISP MCO 13:25 12:54 (−31)
09-01ISP MCO 13:25 12:48 (−37)
08-29ISP MCO 08:50 08:20 (−30)

Board clocks recorded as ISP and MCO published them.

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