Concourse A
The first concourse past security, with gates on both the west and east wings. Delta's first Sky Club is here.
Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC) is the main airport for Salt Lake City and the state of Utah, in the United States. It sits about 4 miles west of downtown Salt Lake City, between Interstate 80 and Interstate 215.
Delta Air Lines runs a hub here and flies the widest network, from cities across the US to Amsterdam, Paris, London Heathrow and Seoul. Southwest, American, United, Alaska, Frontier and JetBlue connect Salt Lake City with their own networks, and seasonal flights reach Mexico's beach resorts and several Canadian cities.
The airport opened a new terminal in 2020 and has been adding gates in phases since then. All flights use one terminal building with two long concourses, A and B, linked by underground walkways. The walk from the security checkpoint to the far gates can be long, so allow time.
From the airport, most travelers head to downtown Salt Lake City, the suburbs of the Wasatch Front, or the ski resorts of Park City and the Cottonwood Canyons. The TRAX light rail line runs from the airport station into downtown.