St. George Regional Airport (SGU)

Boy this was easy peasy to navigate. So fresh and so clean. The people working here were absolutely delightful. Everyone was pleasant and friendly. There were lots of vending options and a little restaurant upstairs! The Observation Deck

Such a great small airport. It's easy to get to and get around in. The parking is only $8.00 per day. Workers are friendly and feels comfortable. It's well maintained. Food is available for a reasonable price. After wandering around mega airports, this one is such a refreshing change.

Very beautiful airport! Clean, easy to get around. The gate attendants did an amazing job handling multiple boardings at the almost the same time. Our plane was delayed 2.5 hours due to maintenance issues, and they handled it with professionalism, and kept us all up to speed of what was going on. I'm sure it was a stressful start to their day, but they did a great job!

This airport is so nice, small and convenient. Getting and returning my rental car was easy and smooth. The only minor problem is the airport is so far from town. This airport is practically in Arizona (not even kidding). But its a beautiful drive to and from, so like I said, minor problem.

Very clean airport. The gate agents and team are very friendly. Fastest I’ve ever been through security. One of my favorite airports to fly out of. Parking is also very cheap. There are a few rental car options. The new cafe post security is nice.

Looks like updates are coming to the regional airport, too. Clean bathrooms, Observatory deck, lounge area, vending machines, and Cafe area for ticket holders. There are three car rentals, a small baggage area, a decent ticket/terminal area, and parking is convenient. Obviously, it's not a major city airport, but a quaint, convenient, secure airport for the local area.

If you can fly out of another airport, I would. This airport and their staff set the bar extremely low and make flying as difficult as possible. Coupled by the lack of any decent food option, your delayed flight will turn into food that they wouldn’t put in a fuel station, making your travel plans even more stressful. At least, their poorly maintained facility and staff will leave you with a great appreciation for airports with that has more than one working toilet and staff that can perform the functions they are paid to perform. So, if you have another option, you should take that option.

Very small airport. Im expecting it to be expanded as this area is growing fast. Very clean however at night there are no employees to talk to. A couple was struggling due to lost luggage and searched for am employee to help. 30 min to find anyone . That's not right.

Most folks fly into Las Vegas or Salt Lake City when visiting the parks in the south of Utah. We decided to save ourselves some hours of driving, and fly into St George instead. This is a tiny airport, but I am glad it's there. There are only like two or three gates and limited food options. The rental car area is very easy to find if you need that. We landed and very quickly got our bags from the baggage claim, theres only one belt so it wasnt confusing. I was happy to find a restroom outside the gates to change my clothes before heading into the hot desert sun. This airport is far out there, takes about ten or fifteen minutes to get into St George proper. Not a bad experience at all, but not one of the better small airports I've encountered either.

Great airport and very convenient to visiting Zion National Park. It is a tiny airport but it has decent amenities and is clean and nice. The rental cars were super easy to get and everyone was very friendly. A great experience overall, and a really beautiful part of the country.

This is one of the smallest airports I have ever ever been in. It only has 3 gates! They have a snack shack upstairs with a couple hot food options. If you will be heading to Zion from here, I recommend renting a car. Ubers are very difficult to get in this area. There are about 4 or 4 renter places as you exit the airport.

Small airport. Can get very full. Although each time I've been I've been able to find seating. The parking lot is close so you'll be able to park and walk right in. The TSA line is quick. Seats have plugs so you can charge while you sit. When the price is right I prefer flying in here vs SLC or Vegas.

Very nice small airport. I couldn't find any info on what is served at the restaurant (other than breakfast info) prior to coming here, so I'm posting pictures of the food menu that is available in the afternoon. There is also a cold case with some premade sandwiches, yogurt and yogurt parfaits, and small hummus/pretzel snacks. Typical airport food pricing. There is also a bar. I didn't order any food, so I can't attest to its flavor but the young man manning the food service was very cheerful and helpful, not something you run into at many airport food services these days.

I have very mixed opinions about this airport. Realistically probably more bad feelings than good, with that said, I did find the majority of the people extremely nice and it's refreshing as someone who more often than not is traveling to, and from major cities with enormous airports, to be in a small and quaint place. The reason I can't give it any more than three stars and I think even at that it's being generous is the experience I've had where despite the fact I had registered paperwork for my surface animal they still wouldn't let me on the plane. I had a morning flight with the connection in Denver to get to DC so upon them not allowing me to board. I miss that connection, but my back still went all the way. But I don't understand is they rebooked me for a flight later in the day yet? Literally nothing had changed with the situation so I still don't understand what the difference was between me not being allowed on the flight and then being allowed on the flight. It clearly wasn't me being late as my bags were loaded and I was checked in. Upon getting to Denver, I talked with the agents there and they confirmed I had any in every needed registered form and not notification for having a service dog and they couldn't figure out why I wasn't let on. A random note completely unrelated, but when it comes to renting cars, this is definitely not an airport where you can typically rent on the spot. I highly recommend you reserve a rental car before arriving as in more than one case I've seen where they literally only had enough cars for the people who had pre-reserved . Also, they have a gas station at the airport. That's competitive with all other prices, which is really nice.

Nice small airport in St. George. I didn't have to wait in a long line, the employees were nice and the airport was easy to get in and out of.

If you're looking to visit St. George, Hurricane or Zion National Park, this is your local airport. The similarity to Hilton Head airport is they only service Delta, United and American. They also have only 3 gates. Unlike HHH, they have jetways to get you on the small jets. They also have a much more modern passenger area with a small food area and lots of vending machines. Their waiting area has enough seats for all passengers.

everything ! everyone seems to have an attitude and are extremely rude- I understand working at an airport can be frustrating but you don't have to take it out on others. Last time I was here I was groped by TSA.

I think some of the employees try but are hampered and setup for failure. The other employees are just horrible. Either way this is a poorly managed airport and the companies that carry passengers are greedy and want to give nothing in return for the ridiculously expensive flights. Expect delays with the airport under construction.

Pretty on the outside rude as hell on the inside. First, you should not force the sweet little old lady who had no idea how things work, cause she's new be the one to announce a 2 hour delay. The women in charge (curly gray hair and glasses with the neon yellow safety vest) is horrible. She is the reason the words "bad customer service " even need to be uttered. We get no answers and the empty promises that every flight in Dallas will be delayed since Dallas is the reason for this delay. FYI St. George, we're all stressed you should try some empathy and patience.

Love this airport! It's extremely small but the staff is very friendly and it's probably the cleanest airport I've ever been in! There aren't any food places here, just vending, so be sure to eat prior to if you're coming for an outbound flight!

This airport is very nice and easy to use. However, I can't use this airport because their flights are too expensive! Yesterday my husband had to go to Denver for a memorial and I drove him to the Vegas airport. Why with the we are all struggling, do your flights are so expensive!!!!!!??????

This airport is in the middle of nowhere. God forbid your flight is delayed and you're dependent upon a rental vehicle as the rental counters close at midnight, which means you're stranded as there are no taxis or Uber service. How do I know? Because that's what happened to me on a recent trip to St. George as a result of a three hour delay on United that didn't have a ground crew for my flight out of Denver. Be forewarned and have a back up plan.

Love this airport! Friendly,helpful And professional! No Food or drink vendors Very easy access to Utah's national parks frim airport. My flights a usually in time.

Was sending a minor off onto a flight home on a Delta Flight. Typically Delta is fantastic. However, the woman at the front desk was very rude and had no decorum whatsoever. The child we were sending off was already nervous and the lady checking us in just made everything worse by very aggressively telling us that we were late. Her attitude was strong and very unwelcoming through the whole interaction. The woman working beside her was also pretty rude to a man who was sent to talk to her. She brushed him off and made him feel stupid for coming to talk to her even though he was told to by another worker. Customer service needs to be worked on. I get that frustrations are human, but they need to be kinder and more patient with the people they are working with.

Nothing wrong with the airport itself. Like 8/10 ig lol. But this absolute train wreck of a woman (Ruth) scolded us for getting there ToO lAtE as if it mattered because our flight was delayed. She then proceeded to check our carry on bags (two small suitcases). One of the bags was waiting for us in Phoenix and the other one (mine) was lost (because of Ruth). I blame her entirely. I would return for the convenience but certainly not for Ruth.

My experience with the companies on 4/11/22 terrible. I had a flight sch. through Delta on 4/11/22 @ 6:00 am.  I've never flown out of St George airport, my friends & family live in the area, have used that airport multiple times.  I brought my luggage to the ticket counter at 5:32 am. I was already checked in online & need to check my bag. I was informed from Jennifer that I was too late & need to take the next flight at 11:35 am I looked at my phone & said my flight isn't until 6:00 am, its only 5:32 am She said her system shuts down 30 mins before flights, I couldn't check my bag.  Jennifer then, again, said she could switch me to the 11:35 am flight. I asked if I could just check my bag to be on that flight & I could go and get my bag at the Boise Airport upon arrival there. She said no I had to fly with my bag. I asked if I could gate check my bag like you do with a stroller, walker or wheelchair?  She said they "don't do gate checks here". I asked if they expect mothers to carry their babies & carry on items through TSA without a stroller or the elderly are expected to walk without any assist device & she just reiterated that they don't do gate checks. I told her I would just put what I could in my carry on & throw my suitcase with what is left in it away. She told me it was too late for her to check me in, so I reiterated to her that I was already checked in online. She shut me down. I had to take the later flight. So she booked it, I sat there for 5.5 hrs while no other flights came in or out til 10:50 am. I'm assuming my seat was already given to someone on standby. In fact, I was offered previously to take $500 to be bumped to a later flight, how convenient they gave my seat away. Fast forward to 11:35 am flight status. The ticket counter opens roughly 1 hr 15 min before flight. The TSA lane opens about 1 hour before flight. Hoping everyone in line has no hiccups in checking in what happens if there are & you are in that line when 30 min. hit.  Are all those people then denied & bumped to the next flight? There's no signage in the St. George airport or on their website that states bag check-in shuts down 30 mins before departure.  I also checked the Delta website & the TSA website for rules on a 30 min deadline, nothing. While sitting, once through security, Jennifer (who is now the gate person in the back) gets on the intercom & announces "hello my name is Jennifer with Delta services to SLC, we will be flying in a CRJ Jet today & carryon area is smaller than those in normal jets, please bring your rolling suitcases & oversized backpacks up to be tagged for gate check"!  Do not be misled that bigger planes fly out of St. George. I highly doubt the flight I was sch for was a larger plane.  My frustration at THIS MOMENT, 5.5 hrs earlier SAME Jennifer tells me they don't "gate check baggage" at this airport, now the same Jennifer is announcing that they are & actually they MUST. On my second leg, Delta flight 3743 Dept SLC to Boise @ 1:40 PM it is announced that we are delayed for a passenger that is on a connecting flight from Amsterdam. I looked at my phone to check the time it was 2:15 pm & that man was finally boarding. I'm not sure where the 2 mins from the time I arrived for checking in my bag, but still 28 min from my flight departure time is different, in an airport small enough that when you walk in the front door the check-in counter is to the rt, rentals are to the left, TSA is straight ahead & you can see your airplane maybe 100' past TSAthrough windows NO ONE in line at TSA since there are only 2 flights in the AM & 1of those had already dept from the St George Airport & a plane full of passengers (on the SLC flight) at the gate waiting for someone 30 mins past the time the flight should already be in the air is justified. Who's rules we are looking at?  Is it Delta that shuts down the system for checking in in an airport that it takes 2 mins to walk the entire airport? Would it have been too much to ask to have one of the outside guys that load the plane (which 3 of them walked through during my time at the counter) to take my bag & have it scanned in the back with the hand scanners they were using and tagging my bag so I could get on my plane?  Or is it St George's airport rules. Who makes the decision that a passenger that isn't to their next gate on a connecting flight is is waited for (30 mins) or not? The passengers on the plane weren't asked if they were ok with it.  Did any of them get bumped from a connecting flight because we waited for that person? very bad taste in my mouth both Delta Airlines & esp St George I personally hold Jennifer responsible for her poor attitude & misuse of power. It would be in the best interest of all parties involved to review her position & competency as a cust srv employee who reps any of the mentioned parties.  Perhaps she doesn't belong in the travel industry & websites should have a clear stmt re this 30 minute rule.

Great little airport. Somewhat in the middle of nowhere but useful for flying into if you're coming to visit any of the state parks in southern Utah or northern Arizona. They only have one gate but when I was flying out they were handling two flights. The United flight had just finished boarding (roll up stairs) and then they started the American flight using the jet bridge. The same gate agents handle all the flights and were friendly. They also only have one security line but if you have pre-check they let you go through as normal without taking anything out of your bags. This is the best small airport I've been to in regards to how well they handle the pre-check passengers without a separate line for them. There's no eateries, only vending machines. The place was spotless both times I was there.

Flights are ALWAYS delayed. For such a small airport you have way too many issues. Staff is always very pleasant.

Absolutely horrible. Tsa works were extremely rude. Throwing & dumping out my stuff totally carefree. & not to mention how they only had 3 flights going out while I was here & all of them were delayed at least 30 minutes. It's a small airport they should have it together.

Worst airport in America. No restaurant, no bar. Only vending machines of which every one which said they took cards were broken. And those working only one worked with cash. ATM was also offline and broken. And almost impossible to find plugs for devices. Only the very few weren't near any seating and those We're the most uncomfortable seats they had. TSA closed until 5 also. Worthless airport. Don't bother showing up until an hour before flight due to take off.

This airport has been a long time coming for St George, and now that it's here, makes life way more enjoyable for those of us that travel back here to visit family from other parts of the country. It's new, fast, has a brand new road out to it, quiet, and comfortable. Five stars when they get a little cafe or something. Vending machines can only take you so far you know.

No real food here, one outlet I found to charge my phone. But the calm atmosphere and polite staff make up for it

I fly a lot. I've been to a lot of airports in North America. This might be the strangest. That's not all bad. It's quite a ways out of town, like Denver. Not that far, but the same idea. While I'm thinking about it, there is a gas statio night at the entrance if you need to fill up your rental car. I didn't need to, so I didn't use it, but I'm sure they charge a premium for gas like most airport gas stations. This is a beautiful little airport. Opens in 2011, and it is aesthetically pleasing. Lots of places to hang out, including a nice, quiet observation deck. It'd be even better if there were something to observe. This is one underused airport! Only a few flights in and out every day, so it's quiet like a mausoleum except for that guy talking way too loud on his cell phone. All the seating and the observation deck are great places to kill time. Which is important, because TSA only shows up shortly before one of the rare flights depart. And there is no restaurant or bar. There are vending machines. So while the setting is pleasant, and there are plenty of places to sit and chill, bring a book. Or something. Parking is apparently cheap - fist hour free, then $5 a day. A day. Free wifi. I'm not sure I'll ever need to fly here again, but if I do, I surely won't show up early.... Zzzzzzzzzz

SGU is a new airport supporting small gateway town St. George, Utah. There are only a handful of commercial flights scheduled each day going to Salt Lake or Denver. Zion visitors might found this a good alternative to Las Vegas or Salt Lake airport due to its closer proximity to the park. For an airport of this size, SGU is quite a beautiful little gem. There are free wifi, comfortable lounge sofas, cute artworks and a nice observation deck overlooking the (mostly empty) runways. Waiting for my flight here was actually a very serene experience. How unusual is that?

Nice little airport. Good bathrooms. Easy tsa check-in. It's far from St. George though. Two flights daily to Salt Lake.

Interesting airport to say the least. Sure enough though it did have the Sinclair gas station right outside the airport. I was a little confused as to where the rental car return was as I never saw a sign until I drove by the front of the airport and continued. It was then on the right. They were all closed so I just dropped the keys and walked to TSA which was closed. I was told TSA would open in ten minutes or so when the other flights were ready as well? There were vending machines, and they took credit cards so that was cool. All in all....small but peaceful....

Who's a goood airport? Whooo's such a cute little aiiirrport?!? You are!! Yoooou are!!! For being in the middle of BFN this airport is pretty damn cute. I never thought I would say that about an airport. Hmm. Interesting. It reminds me of a ski lodge....in the middle of the desert. Oh, and there's a runway. And two levels? Yeah, that's about it. You won't get lost finding baggage claim at least. That's a good thing, right?

This is a nice clean efficient airport. Too bad they don't have chairs in the restroom. It smells better than a Yankee Candle Shop in there.

Super small airport. Small... 2 miniature gates. No restaurants, just a bathroom, rental car counter, and the gate doors. That. Is. It. Super friendly staff here, though. Except for the car rental desks... they asked me the mileage when I dropped the keys off (I had unlimited mileage). I said no, then she said, "well I guess I'll just go out there and get it." Oh so sorry, Avis lady. Seeing that I'm your only customer within a hundred miles, maybe you need a stretch of the legs. Btw, she was just sitting in the back room watching YouTube anyway.

Efficient, small, and clean airport. Super easy to park at and get in and out of. They currently have daily flights to Salt Lake, Denver, Phoenix, and LA. Most of the time you can arrive just 30 minutes before your flight and walk through security and right onto your plane.

This airport is very clean! It is small but security was fast and easy! Love flying out of smaller airports like this one. Friendly staff, clean restrooms, all around great experience here at SGU. No restaurants at the airport because it's so small but it still beats being in an overly crowded large airport.

Great little one terminal airport. There is a few minute wait for the tsa and you only need to show up 45 minutes before as the flights are always small.

Glad this airport is here, only wish prices were better. Gary O. posted that he had not needed to gas up so assumed prices were a premium. Not so, in the last week, April 7 I paid $1.95 for Regular! Wonder why when someone does not know something they always assume the negative?? Dee

Terrible...... Arrived at airport at 5am which is the time they should have opened, policeman didn't arrive til 5:22am to open the doors. I along with my 6 year old daughter and 3 others were waiting outside in the cold. When we finally got inside there was absolutely no TSA. I was so upset. Does anyone even work here? Ugh

Small airport, but very new, just built not to long ago

There is something wrong with a process if it takes over 30 mins to get our baggage after our flight when we are the only plane on the tarmac.

Fantastic airport! It has a little museum and has really nice multiple lounges and a second story observation deck and a 1st floor large window display that really adds to the airport. All over they have art paintings and it really is a clean airport. Overall, this isn't a rinkey dink airport, this is a really nice, clean, beautiful airport. I would highly recommend visiting St. George and the surrounding areas.

Very nice little airport I know the city of st.george is trying to get new flights but I don't blame them it's not their fault the process is long highly recommended for trips to northern Utah easy and accessible airport.

I'm trying to write this as level headed as possible. I had a flight scheduled out at 13:30. Bag check at 1300. I arrived at 1257 and was directed by the TSA lady to the counter (this place is a ghost town, NOBODY around besides the TSA agent at the gate). I arrived at the gate at 1300 and there was nobody at the desk so I tried the kiosk. By the time i registered my ticket and confirmation number etc it was 1302 and now it said it was too late to check my bag in. I asked the TSA lady for help but she stated she has nothing to do with the airline (rightfully so) but would notify United airlines personnel to help me. I waited and waited but nobody came. there's nobody there. I guess their skeleton crew of 2-3 people do all the steps to get the flight loaded and processed so there was l with nobody to tend the counter. We sat waiting but nobody came until the flight left at 1323 (yea early). Then the united airlines guy tries to tell me that he was at the counter until 1310 before leaving to load bags. Wow. They then offered the flight the next day. What about the extra $300 unpaid for the flight today vs tomorrow? What about the hotel and taxi I'll have to pay for? What about the lost wages I'll miss for not working tomorrow? All they could say "sorry". No alternate flights or connecting flights or hold over flights, nothing. So that's it. Saint George municipal airport is terrible. I will never fly to or from here, I rather take the extra time to go to Las Vegas.