Air Service Development
A New Era of Air Service
Salt Lake City is securing its position as a global aviation hub with a brand-new terminal facility that will serve and grow with the region for decades to come. Replacing three aging terminals, The New SLC is a state-of-the art facility with one large, central terminal and two linear concourses connected by two passenger tunnels with more space and convenience to give passengers a world-class airport experience. Already a major airline hub, SLC has long been a converging access point for the Intermountain West. Now, with the completion of The New SLC in 2026, a new era of air service has begun with expanded domestic and international opportunities and an elevated passenger experience. Salt Lake City has continued to grow its air service portfolio in the 2020’s, positioning itself as a global connecting point with flights to Europe, Asia, South America, and North America, growing from the Crossroads of the West, to the Crossroads of the World.
To learn more about The New SLC, click here.
Air Service Overview
As the 23rd busiest U.S. airport in 2025 with 330 plus daily departures to 110 nonstop destinations, SLC is proud to play an integral role in the national air transportation system in addition to being a major economic engine for the state of Utah. Since 2020, SLC has welcomed many new airlines including Air Canada, Hawaiian, Sun Country, WestJet, and Volaris. SLC offers nonstop service to global markets such as Amsterdam, London, Mexico City, Paris, Seoul/Incheon, Toronto and Vancouver. In December 2026, Delta’s winter seasonal service to Lima, Peru, returns for a second year, positioning SLC as one of only thirteen cities in the U.S. with nonstop service to four continents.
Economic Outlook
SLC was among one of the first large-hub airports to recover from the pandemic. This can be attributed to Utah’s strong and diverse economic environment, SLC’s status as a core hub for Delta Air Lines and the airport’s proximity to Utah’s outdoor recreational assets. As we enter the late 2020’s, SLC is positioned to continue building its regional connectivity while also focusing on international growth and opportunities. Business and premium travel is strong, though leisure travel remains a vital component for air travel and demand in 2026.
Air Service Development Committee (ASDC)
Click here for a list of ASDC members.
Economic Position
There’s a reason why SLC is one of the fastest growing large-hub airports in the country and why it’s poised for even more growth - Utah’s diverse and thriving economy.
Route Map & Flight Schedule
Click here to view SLC’s nonstop destinations and monthly flight schedule.
Airline Incentive Program
Contact Nate Lavin (information below) for more information.
Airport Rates & Charges
Click here to view SLC’s Rates & Charges for FY2027.
Airport Traffic Statistics
Click here to view SLC’s Air Traffic Statistics.
Contact Information
For more information about air service development, please contact airservice@slc.gov.
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