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Intra-Atmo’ Travel<\/span><\/h3>\n

\"Serenity<\/a>Salt Lake City International Airport<\/a><\/b> (IATA<\/a>: SLC<\/a><\/b>), 776 North
\nTerminal Drive<\/span><\/span>, +1 801\u00a0575-2
\n400<\/span><\/span> (toll free: +1 800-595-2442<\/span><\/span>). Located on the western edge of the city. It serves as Delta Air Lines mid-country hub, with nearly 300 daily departures for Delta alone. The Utah Transit Authority<\/a> offers both light rail and bus service from the airport. Fare is $2.50 each way, and the ride takes 15-20 minutes. Note that the bus service ends in the early evening. The last light rail departure leaves around 11:30p, and at 8:00p on Sundays. Some downtown hotels offer free shuttle service to and from the airport. A taxi will cost $15-$20 from the airport to downtown.<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n

Airport #2<\/b>. Located to the southwest of the city in West Jordan<\/a>, this serves as a regional airport for smaller, private aircraft.<\/p>\n