Main Terminal
The single terminal handles every flight, all of them domestic. Ticketing is at the north end, baggage claim at the south end, and gates in one boarding area reached by ramp, with no jet bridges.
Jackson Hole Airport (JAC) is the airport for Jackson, Wyoming, and the Jackson Hole valley in the United States. It stands inside Grand Teton National Park, the only US commercial airport within a national park, about 9 miles (15 km) north of the town of Jackson, a drive of roughly 20 minutes.
United, American, Delta and Alaska Airlines fly here. Year-round flights link Jackson Hole with Denver, Dallas/Fort Worth and Salt Lake City, and seasonal nonstops in winter and summer add cities such as Chicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, Atlanta, Houston, Newark and New York JFK. All flights are domestic.
The airport has one L-shaped terminal with a ticketing lobby at the north end, baggage claim at the south end and a single boarding area. There are no jet bridges, so passengers board and leave the aircraft on the ramp.
From the airport, most travelers head south to the town of Jackson, to Teton Village and Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, about 20 miles (32 km) away, or to Wilson at the foot of Teton Pass. Others stay at lodges inside Grand Teton National Park or continue north toward Yellowstone.