SacRT bus Route 142 (Airport Shuttle) connects the airport to the Sacramento Valley Station (Amtrak) and downtown in about 25-35 minutes for USD 2.50. From the Amtrak station, SacRT light rail provides connections throughout the Sacramento region. Ride-share services cost approximately USD 20-30 for the 16 km trip to downtown. Taxis charge metered fares of about USD 30-40.

How many terminals does Sacramento Airport have?

Sacramento International Airport has two terminals: Terminal A and Terminal B. Terminal B was rebuilt and reopened in 2011 as a modern, LEED Gold-certified facility. Terminal A was renovated to complement the new Terminal B. The terminals are connected by a shared central hall.

What is notable about Sacramento Airport?

SMF's Terminal B was the first US airport terminal to receive LEED Gold certification for sustainable design. The terminal features a dramatic arched roof with natural lighting, locally sourced materials, and water-efficient landscaping with native California plants. The airport serves as the primary gateway to California's capital and the northern Central Valley.

Is there free Wi-Fi at Sacramento Airport?

Yes, SMF provides free Wi-Fi throughout both terminals. The network offers reliable speeds for browsing and streaming. Terminal B has a strong selection of local Sacramento restaurants and shops, with an emphasis on farm-to-fork dining reflecting Sacramento's reputation as America's Farm-to-Fork Capital.

Which airlines serve Sacramento Airport?

Southwest Airlines has the largest operation at SMF. Alaska Airlines, American, Delta, United, and JetBlue also serve the airport. Budget carriers including Frontier, Spirit, and Volaris provide additional options. The airport offers a mix of domestic routes plus service to Mexico and Hawaii, serving the broader Sacramento metropolitan area of over 2 million people.