 | | Fly into St. Louis Airport – welcome to Missouri | | | Flights to St. Louis come from almost 100 destinations across the USA as well as Canada, Cancun and Puerto Vallarta in Mexico, and Jamaica’s Montego Bay. Ryanair also has flights to and from a few European airports. Southwest and American Airlines are the two carriers with most traffic at the airport.
The airport features two terminals – the Main and East terminals – which are linked by free shuttle services
Information counters can be found on each terminal’s lower level. Other facilities include the usual banking services and ATMs, a post office and a chapel.
Food & beverage outlets can be found in the Main Terminal and while there is a selection of retail shops, there is no duty-free shopping at the airport.
Getting into St. Louis is easy with the city’s Metrolink light rail system stopping at both terminals. Bus transfers from the airport can be done on the local Metrobus system as well as on Greyhound buses to other centers. Shared-ride shuttles are also available into the city but need to be booked ahead of time.
Taxis are plentiful and wait in front of both terminals on the arrivals level. Many of the major car rental companies have desks located on the lower level of the airport’s main terminal.
There are a number of hotels located within just a few kilometers of St. Louis Airport including properties managed by the Marriott, Holiday Inn and Hilton chains. | | | |  | | |
