Airports can be challenging places to navigate for people who have sensory needs. One in four people have a sensory need or invisible disability, which could include an autistic person, a senior citizen experiencing dementia or a veteran diagnosed with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).
While Utah’s claim to fame is having the “best snow on earth,” it’s critical for the Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC) to strive for the “best snow removal on earth.” Keeping the taxiways and runways safe in any condition is a top priority at SLC, which involves pre-treating and clearing snow and ice from… Read more »
With the tagline of “The Greatest Snow on Earth,” Utah is no stranger to frigid winter conditions. At Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC), a team of dedicated individuals head up deicing efforts to ensure that planes are able to takeoff and land safely and efficiently.
Tis the season and SLC International is expecting to see an uptick in passengers traveling for both the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays. Passengers can help ease their travel through the airport by packing smart and allowing plenty of time to find parking, check luggage and go through security screening. The airport recommends arriving 2 hours… Read more »
With more than 26 million passengers passing through Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC) each year, it is essential for the airport to have accurate signage for navigation. The person behind the signage curtain is Cory Lyman. For over 14 years, Lyman has supervised the on-site sign shop at SLC.
How do airlines decide to provide flights to and from Salt Lake City? What about new routes?
David and Goliath. Rocky Balboa. The 1980 U.S. Olympic Hockey Team. People love a good underdog story—unlikely heroes who defy the odds and achieve their dreams. Small business owners are hardworking individuals— some might say ‘underdogs’— who are passionate about turning their entrepreneurial dreams into reality.
Fall break is typically a busy time at Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC) as families take advantage of the school break to travel. SLC expects the majority of passengers to depart on Wednesday, Oct. 16 and Thursday, Oct. 17 and arrive home on Sunday, Oct. 20. Following are peak travel times at the airport… Read more »
Picture this scene: It’s 1920. The advent of air mail is propelling communication across the country. America is at the cusp of an epic and exponential growth in aviation.
Safety of air travel is always a priority in the industry and Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC) is doing everything possible to run a safe operation for both passengers and employees.
