Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC), located in the heart of the Mountain West, is a major transportation hub for access to Utah's stunning natural landscapes, including national parks, ski resorts and the Great Salt Lake. As one of the most efficient and traveler-friendly airports in the U.S., SLC has undergone significant changes with the opening of a new terminal in 2020 designed to improve passenger service and accommodate future growth.
SLC is a key hub for Delta Air Lines, offering extensive domestic and international connections to destinations around the world, including Europe, Mexico and Canada. Other airlines operating in SLC include American Airlines, Southwest Airlines, United Airlines and Alaska Airlines, providing passengers with a wide range of travel options. This extensive network makes SLC key for business travel, tourism and connecting Utah to the world.
The airport's state-of-the-art facilities are designed with sustainability in mind, utilizing water conservation systems, natural lighting and energy-saving technologies. Amenities include a wide variety of restaurants and stores featuring local food and products, spacious seating areas, free Wi-Fi and art installations celebrating Utah's cultural heritage. SLC's ground transportation offers a wide range of services, providing easy access to downtown Salt Lake City and surrounding areas via public transportation, shuttles, cabs and ride-sharing. Car rentals are conveniently located on the airport grounds, allowing guests to explore the region's scenic landscapes at their leisure.
Salt Lake City International Airport plays a critical role in Utah's economy by supporting tourism, facilitating commerce and providing thousands of jobs. With its commitment to operational excellence, customer service and environmental stewardship, SLC is not just a transit hub, but a significant contributor to the region and its accessibility, making it an indispensable asset to Salt Lake City and the entire Mountain West region.
