An HD Tour of Salt Lake City International Airport, Concourses A, B, C, D, and E (2015)
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(Information in this video and other videos comes from the Denver Airport website, Wikipedia, Flightaware, Airframes.org, Planespotters.net, Google Earth, Airline Route Mapper, and other sources.)
Here is a tour of Salt Lake City International Airport's 5 concourses. The mountain views outside are amazing -- the most beautiful scenery I've ever seen outside an airport. SLC may look very different in 10 years as they're planning to largely rebuild the airport, which means that many of the current concourses (or all of them) may be demolished. Hope you enjoy!
![✈️ Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC), Terminal A & B [4K]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/ICoPYTYPaho/mqdefault.jpg)
Rip old airport 😭😭
Location-wise, this has to be the most beautiful airport in the world!
man when i see those incredible mountains i just feel like building a house and staying there forever
Look up Provo Canyon videos on TH-cam and it will take you on a Scenic drive of our Stunningly Beautiful and Gorgeous Mountains here in Utah... I was born in Salt Lake City Utah
And Provo is about 40 miles away...
I think you'll enjoy the video
I kinda miss the old airport. I only connected through it a couple times, bit it had a cool, unique feel to it
I agree. The new airport just doesn't feel right.
I love how they use Siri as the PA announcer at this airport.
the new airport is nice but sometimes I miss the old one it is very nostalgic haha
I always like the views at SLC. Sometimes on Vegas trips i'm specifically pick a stop in SLC.
Went to fast to really read the words
plus enjoy the video..
I have not been to
Salt Lake City International airport
since 1979
I was a frequent flyer from 73 to 79 to visit my Grandmother in Canada
In the Summertime
for a couple of weeks each year
and it looks like the airport has really changed in some ways
and not really changed in others
Thank you for the Video
Phenominal video. Thanks. Tons of work here
I'm gonna go there in May spend 15 days in Utah. After having returned from my mission there 15 years ago. I miss it so much!
Im Going to Utah This Summer
@@lehiemmerson8811 Vacation or business?
My old hub. Thanks for sharing
Love the video, great job on the filming.
Today me and my cousin went through the whole airport, (Rental Car Facility, Terminals 1 & 2, Parking Garage, and Concourses C, D, F, and G). (Concourse E was closed.)
Great video, love seeing Delta aircraft!
This is wonderful
I flew IAH-SLC-TUS for a Christmas visit to see family,my CRJ-900 arrived at the B gates and I transferred to the E gates for my CRJ-200 hop down to TUS--during my walk to my connection,I too was awed by the mountains and surprised that apparently is no shuttle bus between the concourses at opposite ends.
WOW! Thank you! for doing this this is helping me out i going soon in agu 2019 .Thank you! with a smile!....
Awsome video :) did you notice the new livery southwest at 2:42 ? :)
Very great video I like that you put the aircraft registration and where they came from and going too
Thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed that! Usually I just do it for widebodies, but there was only one 767 at SLC, so I figured I'd do it for some narrowbodies and RJs too.
Jim Carrey: HOLD THAT PLANE!
Gate Agent: Sir you can't go in there!
Jim Carrey: It's okay, I'M A LIMO DRIVER!
*Jim Carrey falls off jetway* " WOW WOW"
*Gate Agent looks out window* "ooooow"
Jim Carrey: Ahh, Ahh Ahh, ...
Delta
3:13 Wife and I flew on N593AS on our honeymoon to Fairbanks!
I hope you can do Boston, MA (KBOS) Logan airport tour. I love your videos a lot!
Logan is big. I've been to Logan 2 times. I've only visited Terminal A and B.
Thanks for watching! Quite a few folks have asked me to do a tour of BOS. I basically just try to get a video of each airport I visit, and I've only been to Boston once in my life. If I go back I'd certainly like to make a BOS tour! :-)
How do you make these tours? Do you have time in between connections? Or do you just enter very early into the airport before your flight leaves? I'm curious.
I generally do them on a connection. In SLC it only took me about an hour to visit all 5 concourses. Otherwise I like to get there early. Sometimes I like to do a tour after I land, but only if I don't have any bags to check.
That's cool! I still hope you can try BOS.
The problem with touring BOS is that you would have to leave the terminal and then go through security each Time you change concourses because there is no tram connecting the terminals
I miss it 😭
are you going to tour any of the ohio airports when its safe to fly again?
60fps is nice!!
The airport was built in the 60's but has a 80's-90's vibe to it. It's definitely outdated, and I'm glad they're building a new one. But, I'll definitely miss this one.
I flew this airport 40 miles from my home in the 70s when I was 12 years old
until about 1979
it was such a fun airport but that's than you used to have to walk out onto the tarmac to get up on your plane
especially Western airlines which I always flew which is now Delta
it was at the end of the seventies that they let you walk out on that accordion type hallway to get on the plane
I think it was funner to go out and climb the stairs to get in ur plane...now it seems so frightening with all the troubles in the world but I hope to fly again someday
what are some tips for people who are first timers at getting around an airport by them selves?
I took my first flight at 12 years old flying to Great Falls Montana on my way to Canada to stay for a couple of weeks each summer I was scared to death but the people were so very nice I would say just get there early that's the keyand talk to everybody you can along the way that works there that pertains to your flight and ask questionsI'm sure it has changed so much since 1979 I really wouldn't even know where to begin to advise you how I would like to say is enjoy your flight it's been forty years since I've been on a plane
Terminal 1 formerlyconcourse A and B are mostly for United,Southwest,American,Alaska. Terminal 2,gates CD and E for exclusively Delta and KLM. There is moving walkways between the terminals. There is a light rail that can take you from downtown to the south edge of terminal 1. The redevelopment of SLC will be completed in about a year from now.
Hey KBruchfiel I just have one question. What editing software do you use? I love your videos!
Thanks for watching! I use Corel VideoStudio X8 at the moment. It works quite well for my needs.
KBurchfiel also what is camera
As of today 10/27/2020...this terminal is no more as operations have moved entirely into the new terminal.
I prefer the old terminal, by far, to the new one.
it seems quite similar to Denver, at least the outwiews of the mountains
What city were you going
I thought I had entered a museum to 1960’s-1970’s aviation when the cab dropped me off but a cop reassured me that while SLC has no amenities and hasn’t been upgraded since the early 1970’s, it is in fact Salt Lake City international. I know Utahns are notorious for their cheapness, but to let its competitors PHX, DEN, SFO go through a number of modernizations while they just got older, afraid to spend a dime on the state’s greatest source of income seemed nuts. They have had many new airport renderings that went no further than the planning stage, we can hope that they are serious with the latest plans
Hey now, who needs a modern terminal when you have those gorgeous mountain views? ;) On a more serious note, Wikipedia reports that SLC "is financially self-sustaining," and that it's "the only major airport in the country with no outstanding debt." So that deserves some respect. Thanks for watching!
Of course SLC has no debt, they haven't spent a nickel on any upgrades in my lifetime. BTW- What's wrong with debt? If improvements more than pay for themselves in new revenues, the debt load in these days of 1.5% to 3.5% municipal bond interest rates, your'e follish not to improve your airport. Do you want to get into the new DEN and the semi-new PHX comparisons with the old worn out shoe of US airports, SLC? Do you think either city regrets building infrastructure despite the additional debt?
It's ultimately up to the taxpayers of Salt Lake City and/or Utah. They'll be paying for the improvements, not me. And honestly, I didn't think the terminals were that bad. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Everything you see in this video will be demolished to make way for a brand new airport that taxpayers will not have to pay for because the airport is sitting on so much cash.
Just search TH-cam for updates to the new airport (Billions of dollars being spent, turning out great)
that one terminal was a ghost terminal hardly anybody there just like akron-canton
Where were you departing to ?
cool
You should do a tour of SEA, SFO, LAX, DIA, ATL, MCO, TPA, and MIA. Aside from the mountains, SLC has nothing interesting.
JMMT7022801 you're sure about that? i guess our airport is kinda boring but the entire airport will be gone by 2020, part of Concourse and much of the roadway has already been reconfigured. one parallel terminal with two large concourses (.9 miles each) separated by the airfield
What airline did you went on
Any plans to do sfo?
I was there in October 2014, and saw a bunch of 747s, along with an A380, 767s, 777-300s, 777-400s, etc. United, American, Delta, Singapore, Virgin America, and Air New Zealand have a pretty big presence at SFO.
Kuwait Amsterdam.salt.lake city sfo.tomorrow
Hey man. You might wanna redo this video. SLC opened a new airport in September
well done on you video. at 7:22 there is one of those turbo prop planes, i flew on one from slc to the new st. george airport, coming into the new st. george airport i nearly got sick because of how bad the turbulence affected that plane and i made a promise i will never ride on this type of plane again
maybe you should say something about the actual airport and what it has instead of telling us what every plane used to be
This is the airport I always flew out of in the 1970s and it would have been nice to have them go slower through the airport and show things that were there & tell about the airport 😉😒😳😉the writing on the bottom of the screen was going so fast that you could not read it and enjoy the video at the same time......
I wish you showed the "nice to eat you" sign
What do you called the guys with the patons tell planes to stop? Who know this question?
+Kris Ausenbaugh plane directors or something idk
As of March 2021 they are all demolished