SDF is a small airport - a lot is changing right now (dec 16) but Chili's is usually very good. I'll say Almira the Delta gate agent is my favorite gate agent ever. So customer service focused!
Will be glad when the remodel is finished. Parking and getting in and out is easy. Only $1 if you are just dropping someone off or picking them up park for a short amount of time.
Welcome to Louisville! Lines are generally short so you don't have to "jockey" for a spot in the security zones. TSA agents are friendly as long a you don't "stirrup" any trouble. Horses live here.
Order your coffee from Starbucks via mobile app while in security line. It will be ready and waiting for you when you get thru security. The Starbucks line is always longer than the TSA Precheck line.
My local airport - I've never had a problem here. The TSA security line can look scary long but they are pretty fast. Arrive in plenty of time to catch flight just to be safe.
Welcome to Louisville! Be sure to check out the NuLu District for dining, culture, and shopping. Better yet charter a BourbonTrail excursion! See Y'all soon!
If you land and you don't have a place to stay, try the 21C MuseumHotel. The place is amazing. It's on 6th or 7th & Main. Funky, hippster hotel with Proof, a cool bar/restaurant. There's my tip.
Phoographers! Check out these vintage Documerica photos taken in Kentucky 40 years ago. Take a photo of what the state looks like today and submit it to our State of the Environment Photo Project. Read more
Watch out for the ridiculous golf carts driving perfectly healthy people to and from the gates. They will beep at you and near well run you over to get some lazy person through faster.
SDF stands for Stanford Field, the original name of Louisville International Airport. As of 2010, the terminal building has been renamed for the city's longest serving mayor, Jerry Abramson.
Love this airport. small & car rental/return is steps from checkin. Tsa security guy asked me if i would "feel comfortable" taking my blazer off, & i said not really, so he didnt make me. :-)
Welcome to Louisville! If you're here in the spring, join us for the Derby Festival! Visit derbyfestival.org for a complete list of our 70+ events or download our free app for iPhone or Android
B4 you get around corner towards gate b-15 stop; there is yummy sour green applelicorice in front of the small snack store!!!! Beware there aren't any drinks in there! Wish uGood flight!!!;)
Take advantage of the Read and Return offer at the airportbookstores. Buy a hardcover book, read it, return it within six months and get 50% of your money back.
The Altitude Lounge now accepts Platinum and Diamond Medallions (I'm sure other airlines too) complimentary. Anyone traveling with you though will have to pay the $5.00.
Visit Museum Row on Main: Show your ticket stub from any of these attractions (Frazier International History Museum, Glassworks, Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory, Louisville Science Center, Kentuck
Try the Recharge Stations located in Concourse A by Delta and Concourse B by US Airways. You can recharge your electronic devices while waiting for your flight!
Feel free to use the family restroom, even if you don't have a baby. It's a single stall & you can lock the outer door in order to change or freshen makeup after landing undisturbed.
In 1985 the Standiford Art Foundation was created at Louisville International Airport. This lead to the placement of art and original commissions throughout the airport.
Visit the airport's new mobile website - www.FlyLouisville.com - for real-time flight information and details on special promotions for airport shopping and dining!
Welcome to Louisville! In town for the 2011 Breeders’ Cup? Bring your ticket by the Visitors Center (4th & Jefferson Streets) to receive a 20% discount on Louisville merchandise.