Business travelers love Salt Lake International

Aug 30, 2018, 7:42 AM | Updated: 8:38 am

File photo: Salt Lake City International Airport (Photo credit: Peter Samore)

(Photo credit: Peter Samore)

Former Reporter

SALT LAKE CITY — A new study ranks Salt Lake International Airport among the best airports nationwide for business travelers.

TravelBank compared on-time arrival rates, airport transit and parking prices, quality of service and nearby hotel prices.

The study ranked Salt Lake International fourth behind Las Vegas, Charlotte, and Phoenix. And it gave kudos to our new airport, set to open in 2020.

TravelBank is a service aiming to help business travelers with travel management. It ranked Los Angeles, San Francisco and New York City’s two major airports among the worst.

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