
St. Louis Lambert International Airport (STL) is the primary airport serving Greater St. Louis, Missouri, about 14 miles (23 km) northwest of downtown. Compare airlines flying into and out of STL and set a Price Alert with Traveloka to catch the best fare before you book.
STL handled roughly 15.3 million passengers in 2025, making it one of the busiest airports in the US Midwest. It's the largest hub for Southwest Airlines outside Texas, with Southwest alone accounting for around 60% of the airport's traffic and nonstop service to 60+ destinations. Lambert has two terminals — Terminal 1 (Concourses A and C) and the smaller Terminal 2 (Concourse E), used mainly by Southwest.
STL's network is overwhelmingly domestic, reaching dozens of US cities nonstop. Internationally, Air Canada flies year-round to Toronto and seasonally to Montreal, while Southwest, American and Frontier run seasonal leisure routes to Cancún, Mexico.
Southwest Airlines dominates STL as its biggest Midwest base. American Airlines, Delta, United, Frontier, Spirit and Allegiant also serve the airport with smaller schedules, alongside Air Canada on the international side.
Terminal 1 houses Concourses A and C and most mainline carriers; Terminal 2 (Concourse E) is dedicated largely to Southwest Airlines flights, with a free shuttle and moving walkway connecting the two.
The MetroLink light rail (Blue and Red Lines) stops at both terminals and reaches Downtown St. Louis in about 20–25 minutes. Bus routes, taxis and rideshare pickups are also available outside each terminal for a more direct trip.
STL offers free Wi-Fi, charging stations, a range of dining and retail outlets in both terminals, and standard traveller services such as baggage assistance and information desks.
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