Salt Lake City Airport

Salt Lake City International Airport
776 North Terminal Drive, Salt Lake City, Utah 84116

Distance from city: 10 miles (16km)
Time Zone: MST  (GMT -7)
Airport Code: SLC
Tel: +1 801 575-2400   
Fax: +1 801 575-2679

Terminal 1    is for most airlines' flights.
Terminal 2    is the Delta Air Lines and Delta Connection terminal plus Aeromexico.


There is a Ground Transportation Desk located at the far end of the baggage claim in both terminals where ground transportation options and information can be obtained. Ground transportation can be arranged at the Ground Transportation Desks or by calling the numbers listed below.
Ground Transportation Desk

Taxis

Limousines and Vans

(Check local yellow pages for other options)

Buses

Hotel Courtesy Cars
Hotel Courtesy Cars are available from both terminals. Arrangements can be made at the Ground Transportation Desks or at the direct line hotel phone banks at the far end of both baggage claim areas

Salt Lake City International Airport (IATA: SLC, ICAO: KSLC) is the largest public airport in Utah located in western Salt Lake City.

The airport is the second largest and one of the fastest growing hubs for Delta Air Lines, as well as hubs for Delta Connection partners ExpressJet and SkyWest. The airport also has a strong Southwest Airlines presence. The airport spans over 7,600 acres (31 km²) and consists of four runways, five concourses in two terminals with 90 aircraft parking spots, an international terminal with customs facilities, as well as maintenance, cargo, FBO, general aviation, Utah Air National Guard, Life Flight, and other landside and airside facilities. An 18-hole golf course known as Wingpointe lies adjacent to the airport. The Salt Lake International Airport is one the the closest airports to its city center anywhere in the U.S.

According to the Air Traffic Statistics and Activity Report, from July 2006 to July 2007 exactly 21,951,193 passegers flew through the Salt Lake International Airport, averaging around 2 million passengers per month and 66,000 passengers per day flying through the airport. The FAAs report for the Busiest U.S. Airports in 2006 ranks the Salt Lake City International Airport 15th in terms of the number of operations. As of December 2007, there were over 460 scheduled airline departures per day to over 110 non-stop destinations throughout the United States, Canada, and Mexico, Delta Airlines and Delta Connection performing over 350 of those daily flights alone. Forty of the fifty states can be reached non-stop from Salt Lake City. The airport will see its first Trans-Atlantic route in June 2008 when Delta begins non-stop service to Charles de Gaulle International Airport in Paris, France.

According to the United States Department of Transportation Bureau of Statistics, Salt Lake City International ranked number one among U.S. airports in on-time departures and arrivals in 2006 and through July 2007. Salt Lake City International also had the fewest flight cancellations among U.S. airports. JD Power and Associates has ranked the Salt Lake International Airport among one of the top mid-sized U.S. airports for customer satisfaction.

There's over 15 full-service Park City Airport Shuttles and if you want to drive yourself, rental car companies available at both the airport and in town. Although getting around town is pretty easy without a car rental. There is the free Park City Transit System, complimentary hotel shuttles and taxis to get you around town as well. (Read about why most people don't need a rental car on our Park City Travel Tips page).

Of those 940 flights, 150 of them arrive before noon. So grab your luggage, hop on the shuttle and you can be skiing in less than an hour. The 3 Park City Resorts (Deer Valley, Park City Mountain Resort and The Canyons) are offering a free lift ticket in exchange for your boarding pass. Read more about how to get your free Park City Lift Ticket here (tip #1 on how to get Park City discount lift tickets).