St. Louis Lambert International Airport (or “Lambert,” as it is commonly called) rose to prominence in the early 20th century thanks in part to its association with famous aviator Charles Lindbergh. Lambert currently offers flights from 14 different air carriers and is a major hub for low-cost air carrier Southwest Airlines, which, as of 2018, accounts for more than 61% of passenger flights out of the airport. American Airlines, for which Lambert was formerly a hub, is the second leading airline at Lambert. Lambert is also connected by light rail to MidAmerica St. Louis Airport, another commercial airport serving the St. Louis area.
Park and Fly Lambert Airport
Park and Fly Lambert Airport
Located 14 miles from downtown St. Louis, St. Louis Lambert International Airport is the largest airport in Missouri, with more than 270 daily departures to a number of domestic and international locations.
St. Louis’s convenient location in the Midwest makes it easy for direct flights from St. Louis to reach most major cities in two to three hours. In addition to St. Louis’s convenient location within the US, Lambert airport is conveniently located near the city and a number of its attractions, making it easy to see the sights during your stay in St. Louis, no matter how short.
Lambert’s location, as well as the location of any associated Stay and Park Hotel, makes it easy to travel quickly by highway to other notable locations within the St. Louis metro area. And when you return to your hotel, you can rest easy knowing you have a safe and secure place to park your car and reliable, complimentary transportation to and from the airport.