Formerly known as Orange County Airport, John Wayne Airport was renamed in 1979 in honour of the actor, who lived in the area passed away that year. Having served nearly 9M passengers in 2012, John Wayne Airport is the only commercial airport operating in the Orange County.

Managed by Sacramento County, California, Sacramento International Airport is only 10 miles from Sacramento and one hour and a half driving from San Francisco.

Opened in October 1967, Sacramento International Airport handled almost 9M passengers in 2012, 50% of which were Southwest Airlines customers.

More than 20M passengers flew through Salt Lake City International Airport in 2012, a civil-military airport located four miles west of Salt Lake City.

The airport was first created in 1911 as an air field site, and it was used mainly for training and aerobatic flights for several years. In 1920, the US Postal Service started using it for air mail service, which was passed onto private companies five years later. The first terminal and administration building were built in 1933, and in 1968 the airport was officially named Salt Lake City International Airport.