Flight WN 3820: Orlando → Pittsburgh
Southwest Airlines4 October 2026DepartedUpdated 39 min ago, official airport data
Flight WN 3820, 4 October 2026
All flights Orlando → PittsburghDeparted
Flight time: 2 h 20 min
Data from the official airport boards. Times are local to each airport.
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- Flight time
- 2 h 20 min
- Distance
- ≈ 1,345 km
- Days of the week
Punctuality of flight WN 3820
The last 60 days of boards hold fewer than 5 finished flights with a known departure time: too few to count punctuality.
Flight WN 3820: schedule and upcoming dates
- Days it flew in the last 60 days
- Usual departure time
- 11:55
- Usual arrival time
- 14:15
Dates already on the boards
- Sun 4 OctDeparture 11:55, Arrival 14:15Departed
Route of flight WN 3820
Departure airport: Orlando (MCO). Arrival airport: Pittsburgh (PIT). Scheduled flight time: about 2 h 20 min. Distance between the airports: about 1,345 km in a straight line.
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Questions about flight WN 3820
Is flight WN 3820 on time today?
For 4 October 2026 the airport board shows flight WN 3820 as “Departed”. Departure: Orlando, 13:30. Arrival: Pittsburgh, 15:35.
Which terminal and gate does flight WN 3820 use?
Orlando (MCO): Terminal A, Gate 128. Gates are announced shortly before boarding and can change: check the screens at the airport.
How often is flight WN 3820 delayed?
The last 60 days of boards hold fewer than 5 finished flights with a known departure time: too few to count punctuality.
How long does flight WN 3820 take?
About 2 h 20 min by the schedule. The airports are 1345 km apart.
On which days does flight WN 3820 operate?
In the last 60 days it was on the boards on: Sunday.
How can I get notified when flight WN 3820 changes?
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