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General Information About Sacramento International Airport

SMF Airport in Sacramento County, California serves the Greater Sacramento Area. It serves as the main access point to Yosemite National Park, Napa Wine Country and Lake Tahoe.

At this airport there are two terminals - Terminal A and B - with 32 gates each and are linked via free shuttle bus service.

Terminal A is a modern and clean facility equipped with many amenities designed to make travel simpler for its users, including shops, ticket counters and an impressive baggage claim featuring suitcase-shaped pillars as part of its design.

This terminal is open 24 hours a day, accessible by shuttle bus, and contains various restaurants such as Starbuck, Chocolate Fish Coffee Roasters and Dunkin Donuts.

Parking at the airport costs $2 per half hour or part thereof; an hourly lot near Terminal B may also provide short-term solutions.

Concerns and inquiries about Sacramento International Airport should be directed to their customer service. A representative will be more than willing to assist.

Frontier Airlines: Frontier is an ideal budget airline offering multiple class options to its passengers, making for a cost-effective yet comfortable flying experience. Change seats or upgrade at the ticket counter and enjoy their low fares and comfortable flights!

Departing Flight Status: Stay informed on arrival/departure times, gate information and flight delays by monitoring this flight's arrival/departure timelines, gate details and flight delays.

Sacramento Airport has undertaken an expansive expansion project called "SMForward," featuring pedestrian walkways, increased parking facilities and a central rental car center. This $1.3 billion plan will take seven years to complete in order to increase passenger services at Sacramento Airport.

How to Get From Sacramento International Airport to Sacramento Center

For quick travel in and around Sacramento, consider renting a car - this will allow you to skip over any airport shuttle lines and arrive quickly at your destination.

There are also multiple other methods of getting around, from taxis and ride sharing services such as Lyft or Uber to electric-assisted bikes and scooters that can be rented using an app.

Public transit options provide the easiest route from SMF to the heart of San Francisco, such as light rail and buses. Review SacRT and Yolobus schedules and fares to determine which route best fits your travel needs.

Taxis offer an economical means of travel from the airport to downtown, and can be found either in the ground transportation area next to baggage reclaim or directly in front of Terminal B.

An airport van shuttle is another way to travel conveniently and affordably between flights. These services offer a selection of passenger vans and SUVs for rental at convenient times throughout the week or month - perfect if your trip includes multiple destinations!

Zipcar is a car sharing service that allows members to rent vehicles on an hourly or daily basis by using membership cards with integrated Zipcard readers to unlock and park them.

Taxis may not be cheap, but their service can make an affordable trip between home and the airport. You can even book one by the hour or day using their website.

GIG - an electric bike and scooter rental company

Looking for a way to navigate around town on two wheels? GIG's electric-assisted bikes and scooters make getting around easy - their latest model provides a high-tech dashboard display to monitor speed and location information, while you can sign up as a GIG membership and save 10% off of each rental!

Sacramento International Airport Amenities & Services

Sacramento International Airport features two modern terminals with 32 gates between them and offers visitors dining and shopping options at each terminal. Furthermore, visitors can take advantage of inter-terminal transportation to access WiFi access as well as charging outlets throughout the airport.

Car Parking

The terminal area features several short and long-term parking lots, including daily lots, hourly B parking, and an economy lot - for more information please visit the Airport's website.

Parking Garages and Offsite Car Parks There is both an on-site garage within the terminal area as well as various off-site car parks within close proximity of the airport, all providing free waiting areas with shuttle services from these garages.

Parking for Electric Vehicles (EVs) At the airport there are various EV charging stations located both within the parking garage and Free Waiting Area that you can use to replenish your EV before heading out of the airport on its next flight.

Baby Care Facilities There are rooms near restrooms on the airside which offer baby and women care facilities, featuring comfortable seating, sink and power outlets.

ATMs / Cash Machines There is an ATM located in both terminal lobbies, plus nine additional locations throughout the airport that accept American Express, Visa and MasterCard cards.

Food & Beverages

Both terminals feature food concessions and vending machines offering food at various times throughout the day; opening hours range from 4:00 AM until 11:00PM.