SLC Fast Facts
- Ten airlines and their affiliates serve Salt Lake City International Airport(SLC): AeroMexico, Alaska Airlines, American, Delta Air Lines, Frontier, JetBlue, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, SkyWest, Southwest and United.
- SLC is a major hub for Delta Air Lines with about 70 percent of total traffic.
- The airport served 25,554,244 passengers in 2018.
- SLC ranks 23rd busiest in the North America and 85th busiest airport in the world in terms of passenger numbers.
- The airport has a strong on-time performance record.
- In 2018, SLCDA's Fleet Department placed 36th in the awards for Best 100 Fleets in North America.
- There were 337,276 operations (take-offs and landings) in 2018 including commercial air traffic, cargo, general aviation and military activity.
- Delta Air Lines offers non-stop service from Salt Lake City to Amsterdam, London, Paris and Toronto.
- There are approximately 370 scheduled, commercial departures from SLC each day, serving close to 98 cities with non-stop flights.
- Light rail, TRAX, serves Salt Lake City International Airport.
- SLC is a department of Salt Lake City Corporation; however, it is an enterprise fund. Airport revenue is generated from user fees. No local taxpayer dollars contribute to the airport's operation.
- SLC is the recipient of many international awards for excellence in snow and ice removal.
- There are four runways at SLC. Three air carrier runways and one general aviation runway.
- The airport complex is made up of two terminals, five concourses and 71 gates.
- The airport offers free wireless internet access and has an interactive language translation service – “Language Line."
- The airport is located about 15 minutes from the Salt Palace Convention Center and downtown hotels.
- Ten major ski resorts are within an hour's drive of SLC.
- There is convenient access from the airport to five national and 42 state parks.
- The airport is a gateway to 100 golf courses statewide, 24 in Salt Lake County and 26 more within an hour’s drive, including the world famous Alpine courses in the nearby Wasatch Mountains.