$38+ Cheap flights from Salt Lake City

This month, the top selected destinations from Salt Lake City are Boston, Chicago, Anchorage. Throughout the year, Boston, Cancún, Atlanta are some of the top choices made by users flying from Salt Lake City.

Users have flown out of Salt Lake City for as low as $38 to Las Vegas (prices may vary depending on the airline and departure time). On average, users have booked flights for $599 to fly from Salt Lake City.

Over the past few days, we've found that Frontier, Spirit Airlines, and JetBlue have the cheapest prices from Salt Lake City. Frontier flights from Salt Lake City to Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson ($37), Spirit Airlines flights from Salt Lake City to Albuquerque ($37), and JetBlue flights from Salt Lake City to Amsterdam Schiphol ($43).

Options for some of the cheapest premium economy flights from Salt Lake City we have found on Cheapflights are as follows:
Fly from Salt Lake City to Las Vegas starting at $167
Fly from Salt Lake City to San Diego starting at $297
Fly from Salt Lake City to Ontario starting at $318
Fly from Salt Lake City to Long Beach starting at $367

If you’re looking for a cheap first-class flight from Salt Lake City, consider Saint George. Prices start at $257 so you can fly first-class even on a budget.

January is currently the cheapest month to fly from Salt Lake City. At this moment in time July is the most expensive month. These prices are determined by multiple factors and booking in advance can help keep costs down if your schedule is not as flexible.

Check out the cheapest flights from Salt Lake City to embark to:
Fly from Salt Lake City to Las Vegas from $47 round trip
Fly from Salt Lake City to San Francisco from $75 round trip
Fly from Salt Lake City to Portland from $75 round trip
Fly from Salt Lake City to Phoenix from $75 round trip
Fly from Salt Lake City to Denver from $76 round trip

One of the most convenient options is to travel on trains provided by the Utah Transit Authority the travel from the Power Station to the airport is only about 10 minutes with train departures occurring every 20 minutes or so from very early in the morning until very late at night. There is also a bus called the Salt Lake Express that travels from the Main Street/North Temple station in downtown Salt Lake City and travels to the airport in about 30 minutes. There are buses roughly every four hours throughout the day. Passengers that would prefer to drive themselves or take a town car or a taxi on this route should expect travel times of about 11 minutes or so, but this is wholly dependent upon traffic conditions during your time of travel.

Passengers that are members of the military that are traveling from the airport will find that inside the main terminal just past the security checkpoint, there is a USO Lounge. This lounge operates from the time of the first departure of the day from the airport until the last departure time. Some of the amenities that this lounge offers include complimentary snacks and drinks, plenty of comfortable seating options, entertainment options, and a children's play area. For passengers that are traveling on one of the many flights provided by Delta Airlines from this airport, there is a Delta Airlines Delta Sky Club in Concourse A of the main terminal that offers a good selection of food and beverage choices, plenty of comfortable seating options, and televisions for entertainment.

This airport offers a number of facilities throughout all of the terminal buildings to help parents care for infants. For example, there are diaper-changing tables located in most of both the men's and women's restrooms at the airport. While the airport does allow mothers to breastfeed anywhere within the public spaces of the airport, they also offer a number of mothers' rooms that offer a private and comfortable location for moms to tend to little ones. This airport also features three different children's play spaces that have locations on Concourses A, B, and E, and this final location doubles as an arts and crafts location where easels and chalkboards are available for kids to use. Each of these areas offers ample seating for parents to relax or get some work done while keeping an eye on their children.

Yes, the airport is doing its part to reduce its carbon footprint by conserving water resources, implementing recycling and waste management programs, monitoring air quality, and reducing energy usage.

This airport houses Daily Garage Parking, Premium Reserved Parking, Lot E, and Long-Term Economy Parking. The Long-Term Economy option is accessible via free shuttle services. There are also EV parking spaces where you can charge your vehicle while you’re gone.

There is no hotel directly on-site at this airport, but several hotels nearby offer free shuttle service to and from the terminal, including the Hyatt Place Salt Lake City Airport among others.

There is no currency exchange available at this airport, so it would be wise to order currency and pick it up from your bank before you arrive. There are, however, ATMs and cash-to-card kiosks throughout the airport.