Salt Lake International Airport

Salt Lake International Airport, also known as SLC, is a civil-military airport serving Salt Lake City, Utah, and is the closest commercial airport for 2.5 million people. The airport is owned by the City of Salt Lake and is administered by the Salt Lake City Department of Airports. It is a hub for Delta Airlines and a major gateway for Intermountain West and West Coast airlines. It features a single terminal with two concourses, A (25 gates) and B (21 gates). It covers 7,700 acres and has four runways: 16L/34R, 12,003 feet long; 16R/34L, 12,000 feet long; 17/35, 9,596 feet long; and 14/32, which is 4,900 feet long. 
 

The airport is located four miles northwest of Downtown Salt Lake City. 

• Concourses A and B East are expected to open in 2024. 
• The Delta Sky Club in the new Concourse A is the largest in their network. 
• The airport is the 28th busiest in the world, yet still maintains a significant general aviation presence, with 19% of aircraft movements coming from general aviation. 
• The Utah National Guard operates out of the Roland R. Wright Air National Guard Base, which takes up 140 acres on the east side of the base and comprises 65 buildings. 
• In April 2017, the airport ranked first in the nation for on-time departures/arrivals and fewest cancellations.