While Flair does not have its own lounge, its passengers have access to high-end common facilities in Terminal C, such as the highly acclaimed Club MCO lounge. With day passes offered, passengers departing from Orlando can experience quiet seating areas, free snacks and drinks, quick Wi‑Fi, shower suites, and peaceful work stations—perfect for families, business travelers, or anyone needing to unwind before flying.

Eating in Terminal C is diverse and convenient. Palm Court, a chic food court located immediately after security, is exclusive to this terminal. It is the site of many different restaurants. Passengers who are waiting to board Flair have the option of gourmet coffee and pastries, handmade sandwiches, fresh sushi, or hot food from full-service restaurants. A Starbucks and grab‑and‑go stations make food accessible for all schedules and tastes. Terminal C's transparent layout combines restaurants, resting areas, pet relief stations, and kids' play areas within one area—providing a less stressful, more relaxed pre-flight environment.

Within the airside concourse, hop-on food stands, mini stores, and snack stands provide hurried refreshments such as snacks, soft drinks, and drinks—convenient for late-boarding travelers or off-peak travelers. Options for last-minute essentials at the retail level include Tech on the Go for electronic accessories, Hudson for publications and magazines, and several kiosks for travel accessories, allowing travelers not to have to depart the gate area for basics.

Terminal C also has a focus on accessibility. All levels are served by elevator access, and wheelchair support can be arranged with coordination through Flair Airlines or through airport staff. Pet relief spaces are conveniently located, including a grassy pocket on Level 2, to make travel with service animals or pets easier. Family-friendly amenities include changing facilities and nursing pods inside bathrooms, as well as little play zones intended to keep young children burning off some energy before getting onto the train.

Inter-terminal passengers will enjoy the Terminal Link, an advanced automated people mover that links Terminal B and A with Terminal C. This is particularly convenient for customers transferring from local flights or picking up their rental vehicles, as major car rental counters are situated near Terminal C with access via elevated walkway. The car rental facility is served by all the major companies—Avis, Enterprise, Hertz, and others—and is linked by a courtesy shuttle and the new Brightline intermodal station, which also provides public transit connections and future SunRail extensions.

Connectivity is a standout feature in Terminal C. Free, high-speed Wi‑Fi pervades every area of the terminal, and virtually all seats in the waiting areas are equipped with USB and normal power outlets. Chargers are also built into countertop seating and at workstation areas close to gates. This way, passengers, particularly international passengers and digital nomads, can remain connected as they tend to email, entertainment, or last-minute travel arrangements.