Sacramento International Airport Flight Arrivals (SMF)

Flight Arrivals at Sacramento International Airport

Rental cars, taxis, ride-hailing services, and the airport shuttle are all options for ground transportation at Sacramento Airport. Taking a taxi or using a ride-hailing service to your lodging is the most time- and cost-effective option. In addition, the airport shuttle service and rental cars are available.

Exit 528 on Interstate 5 leads to Airport Boulevard, which leads to the airport. The I-5 connects to the following routes within less than 10 miles of the airport: Interstate 80, CA-113, US Route 50, and CA-99.

Car Rental Services at Sacramento Airport

The airport-land rental car terminal holds all the airport's available automotive rental firms. The on-airport rental vehicle shuttle arrives approximately every ten minutes. It picks up passengers at designated stations on the ground-level curbs outside both terminals.

On the rental car website, you'll see that the shuttle stops at all the on-airport rental car companies. The terminal will arrange transportation for your rental automobile. Check the signage to ensure that the airport you want to visit is served by the shuttle you are now on.

Shuttle wait times may be in high demand during the airport's peak hours, which are from four a.m. to ten a.m. and from eight p.m. to midnight.

Please see our automobile rental options for more information.

Taxi Services at Sacramento Airport

The flag drop costs $4, and each next mile costs $3, according to the Sacramento Independent Taxi Owners Association's policies. In addition, a $25 per hour waiting fee will be charged.

It costs $60 to get from Sacramento Airport to downtown Sacramento. Senior people and members of the armed forces receive a 20% discount. See more information about taxis at Sacramento Airport.

Train Services at Sacramento Airport

The airport is not connected to the Sacramento Valley Station railway station. Walk from the railway station to the intersection of 8th and J Streets. You may get the Intercity Yolobus 42B to the airport (Counterclockwise Route).

Yolobus, which runs every hour and costs $2 per ride, provides easy access to Sacramento Airport. It takes around forty minutes to get from the Sacramento station to the Sacramento station.

The most practical way to get from Sacramento Airport to Sacramento Valley Station is to hire a cab; the fee is $65, and the trip takes around 14 minutes. More information about train services near Sacramento Airport.

Bus Services at Sacramento Airport

Yolobus route 42A connects Sacramento Airport to the cities of Sacramento, Woodland, and Davis. Getting directly from Sacramento's core business district to SMF is feasible using the Sacramento Regional Transit Bus Express No. 142 and the Yolobus Bus No. 42B. A one-way ride costs approximately $2. More information about buses to and from Sacramento Airport.

Hotel Shuttle Service at Sacramento Airport

The shuttle service between the airport and the surrounding hotels is free. This service is accessible to hotel guests within a ten-kilometer radius of the airport terminal.

Once they have collected their baggage and placed an order for the shuttle service, guests can call their hotel immediately from the airport phone. The driver will meet them on the ground floor, outside the Baggage Claim area.

For more information, please visit our hotel page.

Rideshare Services at Sacramento Airport

Passengers can now use transportation network companies such as Lyft and Uber. This low-cost and convenient ground transportation alternative is located on Level 1 of the parking structure that serves Terminal B.

Passengers should head to the Ground Transportation Center on the first level of Terminal A for pricing and pickup locations.

Parking Services at Sacramento Airport

There is hourly parking available at the Sacramento Airport's Terminal B. At Terminal A and B, there are two types of daily parking: the Parking Garage (Terminal A and B) and the Daily Lot (Terminals A and B).

Their pricing tiers, however, are distinct from one another. The economy parking lot is divided into two sections: the East and West economy parking lots. There is also parking available for an extended amount of time.

There are options available for people seeking accessible waiting areas or hourly parking. The most convenient spot to park while picking up guests is near airports, with plenty of parking spaces. The Hourly parking lot does not have a shuttle service. The Hourly Lot is intended for shorter-term visits.

If you need more information about the parking alternatives at Sacramento Airport, please visit our parking page.

Other Services at Sacramento Airport

Other passenger services include free Wi-Fi, EV charging stations, a children's play area, and an animal relief area. You can also visit the numerous shops and eateries before or after your trip.

Disabled Passengers at Sacramento Airport

Persons with disabilities may park in designated spaces in the economy, hourly, and daily lots, as well as the garage, if they have a disability license plate or a valid DMV placard. Parking fees are posted and apply to everyone who uses these spaces. Please call (916) 874.0681 for assistance with parking lot access.

Wheelchair assistance is provided free of charge by airlines and curbside skycaps. Skycaps can also help with luggage. Please visit your airline's ticket counter to request a wheelchair or skycap help. The ticket desks in Terminal A are on the ground floor. Take an elevator or escalator to the second floor to find your airline's ticket counter in Terminal B.

At the security checkpoints at Terminals A and B, the airlines have set up a Priority Lane for preferred clients. All airlines are taking part. Each airline has its own set of rules regarding lane usage. Passengers are recommended to contact their respective airlines for more information.

Wi-Fi at Sacramento Airport

Sacramento Airport provides free Wi-Fi connectivity in terminals and concourses, the rental car facility, the Sacramento Jet Center, and the Free Waiting area, which some customers call the cell phone lot. "FlySacramento." is the official network name.

Baggage Claim at Sacramento Airport

The baggage Claim is located on the lower level of Terminal B, close to Door 14. After arriving on their aircraft, travelers can claim any checked baggage here. It is recommended that customers have their luggage claim tickets available when approaching the belt to help expedite the procedure.

Information Desk at Sacramento Airport

The airport information desk in Sacramento is a valuable resource for passengers. The staff is informed and can answer any questions concerning your trip. They can also provide maps and other information to assist you in navigating the airport. If you are looking for anything specific, they can adequately steer you. The information desk is a fantastic place to start if you have any travel worries.

Smoking at Sacramento Airport

Smoking is not permitted within the airport terminal. Outside the airports, there are designated smoking spots.

Lost and Found Section at Sacramento Airport

If you misplaced something within one of the terminals or on an airport shuttle bus, please get in touch with the airport's Lost & Found Department and leave a thorough description of your item. Phone: (916) 874.0701. Don't hesitate to get in touch with smf.lost@tsa.dhs.gov.

Restrooms at Sacramento Airport

Restrooms are available on the top and lower levels of Terminal B at Sacramento Airport. All bathrooms are gender-neutral and ADA-compliant. On both levels, there are also family restrooms.

Nursing Mothers Station at Sacramento Airport

Breastfeeding mothers can find rooms after security at both terminals near the gates, next to the women's restrooms. The rooms are large and equipped with a sink, a chair, and electrical outlets for pumping.

ATMs at Sacramento Airport

Numerous Bank of America ATMs are located around the airport and rental car facilities. Other consumers must pay $3.00 for each ATM transaction.

Currency Exchange at Sacramento Airport

Sacramento Airport does not have a currency exchange.

Food and Beverages at Sacramento Airport

Both Terminals A and B provide a variety of food and retail options. Travelers at Sacramento Airport can choose from various food and beverage options. There is something for everyone, from quick nibbles to sit-down dining.

Grab a snack before your flight at one of the terminal's many cafes, or unwind with a drink at one of the bars. With so many options, you're sure to discover something to your liking.

Shopping at Sacramento Airport

Shopping at Sacramento Airport is a terrific opportunity to find one-of-a-kind presents and souvenirs. The shops sell everything from apparel and accessories to books and toys. The airport has something for everyone, so spend some time browsing before your trip.

Pet Relief at Sacramento Airport

The pet relief area at Terminal A is on the grassy area outside the east end of the building. Exit the building, make a left, and follow the signage.

The pet relief area at Terminal B is located on the first floor on the grass patio area on the terminal's south end. A second pet relief spot is near the hourly parking lot's northeast corner.

Ticketing Services at Sacramento Airport

Sacramento Airport provides several ticketing options to its passengers. These include internet ticketing, phone reservations, and in-person airport ticketing. The airport's website allows for online ticketing. Passengers can buy tickets and make bookings conveniently from their homes.

Call the airport's reservation number and speak with a customer service representative to make a phone reservation. At the airport, you can also purchase tickets in person. Tickets can be purchased directly from an airline representative or a travel agent.

The ticket desks in Terminal A are on the ground floor. Take an elevator or escalator to the second floor to find your airline's ticket counter in Terminal B.