Terminal A
Domestic and Canadian flights of Air Canada, American Airlines, Delta Air Lines and United Airlines and their regional partners. Baggage claim is on the ground level.
Sacramento International Airport (SMF) is the main airport for Sacramento, the capital of California, and for the wider Sacramento Valley in the United States. It stands among farmland about 10.5 miles (16.9 km) northwest of downtown Sacramento, reached from Interstate 5 by Airport Boulevard.
Southwest Airlines flies the most routes, linking Sacramento with cities across the West, Texas, the Midwest and Hawaii. Alaska Airlines, American, Delta, United, Frontier, Hawaiian Airlines and JetBlue add flights to their hubs and to the East Coast, while Aeroméxico and Volaris fly to Guadalajara and other cities in Mexico, and Air Canada serves Vancouver and Toronto. The airport handled about 13.9 million passengers in 2025.
There are two terminals in separate buildings. Terminal A serves Air Canada, American, Delta and United, and Terminal B serves the other airlines, including all international arrivals from Mexico; an automated people mover links Terminal B with its airside concourse.
From the airport, most travelers head to downtown Sacramento, Old Sacramento and the State Capitol, Natomas and West Sacramento, or west to Davis and UC Davis. Others continue to Roseville and the Sierra foothills, the Napa Valley wine country or Lake Tahoe.