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SMF Flight Arrivals Sacramento Airport

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Flight Arrivals To Sacramento Airport

Welcome to Sacramento Airport, your gateway to Northern California. With over 150 daily arriving flights and 10 million passengers annually, our airport is a hub for major airlines like Southwest, United, and Delta. Whether you're arriving from across the country or around the world, our two terminals and well-organized baggage claim areas make your arrival experience smooth and stress-free. Read on to learn more about our arrival procedures, flight arrival statistics, and baggage claim areas.

Arrival Terminals

SMF Airport has two terminals, Terminal A and Terminal B. Terminal A is exclusively used for domestic flights, while Terminal B is used for both domestic and international flights. Passengers arriving on international flights will disembark at Terminal B.

Tips, Help & Resources

The following is a list of tips to assist you during your air journey arriving to Sacramento airport:

  • Waiting to pick up a passenger? It is helpful to be able to track the flight to see where it is, when it will arrive, and the terminal (and gate) it's arriving at.
  • Planning a trip to the airport and confused about all the available parking options and costs? View locations and fees for all SMF on-airport and off-airport parking.
  • Remember that a great low-cost alternative to driving and parking or taking a taxi is to use an airport shuttle service. You can find a list of shuttle providers here that service the greater area.
  • Coming out of baggage claim with lots of checked luggage? The airport's got your back (and saving it). Baggage carts are located in SMF’s baggage claim close to where the luggage carousels are located.
  • Early flight? Consider using one of the nearby hotels to Sacramento airport. Depending on the hotel you select, you might even park there for free for the duration of your trip!
  • Want to know your options to get to a local destination from the airport? Check out your public transportation options, which include buses, trains, taxis, shuttles, Sacramento rental cars, and shared rides.

Daily Arriving Flights

Sacramento Airport receives an average of 150 daily arriving flights, with over 10 million passengers disembarking yearly. The airport serves as a hub for several major airlines, including Southwest, United, and Delta, which operate daily flights to and from various destinations across the United States and internationally.

Checking Arrival Status

Checking the arrival status of a flight is essential, especially when you are waiting for someone at the airport. You can check the status of an arriving flight on the airport's website or by contacting the airline. It is advisable to confirm the flight's status before leaving for the airport to avoid any inconvenience. Knowing the expected arrival time of a flight can help you plan your schedule and avoid unnecessary waiting at the airport.

We hope you find this information useful for your arrival at Sacramento International Airport. It is always a good idea to check directly with your airline for arriving flight information, or at the airport information desk for the most current information. Safe travels!

Arrival Procedures for Passengers

Passengers arriving at SMF on domestic flights will proceed to baggage claim after disembarking the plane. International passengers will go through customs and immigration procedures at Terminal B before proceeding to baggage claim. All passengers should have their travel documents and identification ready for inspection by airport officials. It is important to note that international passengers may be subject to additional screening and inspection by customs and immigration officials.

Baggage Claim Area(s)

SMF Airport has well-organized baggage claim areas that are easy to navigate. The airport has designated areas for each airline, making it easy for passengers to locate their luggage. Additionally, luggage carts are available for rent to assist passengers in transporting their bags. It is advisable to keep your baggage claim ticket safe to avoid any confusion when collecting your luggage.

If you find yourself at the baggage claim carousel and your luggage is nowhere to be seen after waiting a reasonable amount of time, it's important to act promptly. Sacramento Airport provides essential services to help you in such situations. For detailed guidance on how to proceed if you suspect your luggage has been misplaced or lost by the airline, Check Lost Baggage Details for assistance and information on the next steps.

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Sacramento Arrivals FAQ

The airport has two terminals, Terminal A and Terminal B. Terminal A is exclusively used for domestic flights, while Terminal B is used for both domestic and international flights. International passengers will disembark at Terminal B.
The airport receives an average of 150 daily arriving flights. It serves as a hub for several major airlines, including Southwest, United, and Delta.
Domestic passengers will proceed to baggage claim after disembarking the plane. International passengers will go through customs and immigration procedures at Terminal B before proceeding to baggage claim. All passengers should have their travel documents and identification ready for inspection by airport officials.
The airport has well-organized baggage claim areas with designated areas for each airline. Luggage carts are available for rent to assist passengers in transporting their bags.
If your luggage is missing, the airport provides essential services to help you. You can check the Lost Baggage Details on the airport's website for assistance and information on the next steps.
You can check the status of an arriving flight on the airport's website or by contacting the airline. It is advisable to confirm the flight's status before leaving for the airport.
The airport is a hub for several major airlines, including Southwest, United, and Delta, which operate daily flights to and from various destinations.
It is always a good idea to check directly with your airline for arriving flight information, or at the airport information desk for the most current information.