General Information About South Bend International Airport

South Bend International Airport serves the city of South Bend, Indiana as the second-busiest airport in Indiana and three miles northwest from downtown. It provides commercial and cargo air service.

Four airlines operate out of this airport: Allegiant, American, Delta and United. Together they offer nonstop flights to thirteen cities such as Las Vegas, Orlando/Sanford, Phoenix-Mesa, Fort Myers/Punta Gorda, Tampa Bay/St. Pete and Sarasota (seasonal).

Nonstop flights offer an economical and hassle-free solution to travel worldwide without switching planes or taking extra days off work. Booking with any airline makes the process seamless and affordable.

Business Centers

The Airport provides convenient business centers both pre- and post-security with private work stations and power outlets to assist in finishing reports or sending emails. There is also the Bar Fly and South Bend Chocolate Cafe available within Concourse A to provide fresh food and craft beers respectively.

Complimentary Services and Amenities

The airport is committed to offering complimentary services and amenities, such as ATMs, postal services, recharging stations, Wi-Fi access points and parking for travelers.

South Bend Airport is committed to ensuring accessible service for all customers, including those with disabilities. Therefore, ADA policies and procedures are reviewed annually by airport officials in order to remain compliant with relevant federal laws.

Tower/TRACON at South Bend airport is one of the busiest terminal air traffic control facilities in Indiana and one of the busiest in the Midwest, serving aircraft entering or departing its terminal airspace. Staffed with air traffic controllers working closely with Chicago Center and Chicago Approach Control to sequence aircraft into or out of terminal airspace, Tower/TRACON is managed by experienced air traffic controllers and regularly services both arrivals and departures from terminal airspace.