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Connect to hundreds of domestic and international destinations with daily flights to two top-rated, major hub cities. Frequent flights on United Express operated by SkyWest Airlines, with daily nonstop flights to Chicago, and Denver. Click here to view Airline details.
Sioux Gateway Airport | Sioux City, Iowa
Skip the commute and fly local. Located in Sioux City, Iowa, about 100 miles north of Omaha, NE and 90 miles south of Sioux Falls, SD. Sioux Gateway Airport gives those in the Sioux City metro area an affordable and convenient travel alternative bigger cities can’t match. United Express operated by SkyWest Airlines is now offering daily nonstop flights to Chicago, Denver, and Beyond through United Airline’s large network. Forget shuttles and the high price tag to park; our parking is only a two-minute walk to the door and offers the lowest rates in the region. Enjoy free Wi-Fi, work stations, telephone service, computer ports, Internet access and an onsite café and gift shop while you’re here. Why travel an hour-plus to fly when Sioux Gateway Airport’s easy parking, fast check-ins and short TSA lines make it so convenient to Fly SUX?
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Master Plan Update
The Sioux Gateway Airport Board of Trustees recommended to the City Council to accept the Grant Agreement from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in connection to the Master Plan Update at the Sioux Gateway Airport / Brigadier General Bud Day Field.
City staff is currently working with RS&H Iowa, P.C. in connection to the Master Plan Update. Milestones will include input from stakeholders, advisory committees, and the community. To learn more about the Master Plan Update, click on the link below.
Beginning May 7, 2025, if you're planning to travel by commercial plane, you must show a REAL ID compliant license or identification card (ID) at the airport, or comply with TSA by providing additional and accepted documentation including increased security checks which may cause delay. Date was extended to 2023 due to COVID-19.
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