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Salt Lake City International Airport is an airport located in Salt Lake City, Utah. It is a hub of Delta Air Lines and has the IATA Airport Code SLC.Salt Lake City International Airport has six concourses in two terminals.
On August 31, 1988, Delta Air Lines Flight 1411, which was bound for Salt Lake City International Airport from Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport near Dallas, Texas, crashed after takeoff from Dallas/Fort Worth Airport. Two of seven crew members and twelve of 101 passengers perished.
1 Terminal 1
1.1 Concourse A
1.2 Concourses B
- SkywestSkywest is the name of two airlines: Skywest (Australian airline) serves Australia SkyWest (Capitalized differently) serves the United States and Canada. dba United ExpressUnited Express is a name under which eight regional carriers operate feeder flights for United Airlines. Those carriers are Air Wisconsin (AWAC), Chautauqua Airlines, Great Lakes Aviation, Mesa Airlines, Republic Airlines, Shuttle America, SkyWest, and Tr Gates B1, B3, B5, B7, B9
- Southwest AirlinesSouthwest Airlines is an airline in the United States, founded in Dallas, Texas on June 18, 1971. It is currently the fourth largest U. airline (in terms of domestic customers carried). It is known as a " discount airline" compared to its larger rivals an Gates B11, B13, B14-B18
- United AirlinesBoeing 777 taking off at Schiphol, Amsterdam. Airbus A320-200. In early 2004, the color scheme shown here was superseded. United Airlines (UAL) is an American airline, the second largest in the world, after American Airlines. Based in Elk Grove Village, I Gates B1, B3, B5, B7, B9
2 Terminal 2
All of Terminal 2 serves Delta.
2.1 Concourses C
2.2 Concourses D
2.3 Concourses E
This concourse is dedicated to smaller regional jetA regional jet RJ is a small short-range jet aircraft that is intended to fly passengers from smaller airports to larger ones, thereby "feeding" the larger hubs with passengers. The term feederliner is nearly synonymous, but allows also propeller aircrafts.
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