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Steeped in history, Lambert Field International Airport began as a humble balloon-launching site. It holds the distinction of witnessing the Wright Brothers' pioneering flight and hosting a visit from President Theodore Roosevelt in 1903. The airport's narrative took a thrilling turn when Charles Lindbergh bid farewell to his duties at Lambert Field just a week before embarking on his legendary solo flight to Paris. In 1927, Lambert Field proudly became the nation's first airport owned by a municipality.
Nestled a mere 15 minutes away from the bustling heart of downtown St. Louis, Lambert Field offers seamless connections with 13 major airlines and various charter carriers. The airport is a haven of convenience, boasting amenities such as universally accessible restrooms, dedicated family assistance rooms, and a selection of major car rental desks. Commuters and travelers can also enjoy the efficient MetroLink light rail system, which forges a link between downtown St. Louis and numerous other destinations across its 37 stations and 46 miles of track.
Whether you're looking for a last-minute souvenir or a savory meal before your flight, Lambert Field has you covered with an array of shopping and dining experiences. The Wingtips lounge in Terminal 2 extends a warm invitation to guests for a nominal fee, offering a tranquil space to relax. For those who serve, the airport houses a USO lounge, providing a comforting retreat for active military members. Beyond relaxation, the terminals are peppered with a variety of restaurants and coffee shops, and for those needing to send off last-minute correspondence, a post office awaits on the lower level of the Main Terminal.
Lambert Field's architectural evolution is a testament to its growth, with the inaugural terminal building unveiled in 1933. The airport expanded in 1945 with the addition of a second terminal. The third and fourth terminals followed, completing the quartet in 1957 and 1965. Today, the airport operates with two terminals: Terminal 1 and the more expansive Terminal 2, which boasts 68 gates across four concourses labeled A-D. Terminal 1, though smaller, is no less significant, with 18 gates and a single concourse, E, serving travelers with efficiency and ease.
When returning your automobile, ensure it has the same amount of fuel as when you rented it to avoid the higher costs associated with fuel shortages.
We offer a selection of minivans and minibuses, with sizes ranging from 6 to 12 seats. In St. Louis airport, our most popular minivan models include the Mercedes Vito, Renault Trafic, and Peugeot Traveller. To avoid disappointment, consider booking 1-2 months in advance.
The minimum rental period for basic cars is 1 day, and for minivans, it is 2 days. Please search for your selected dates to verify the exact minimum rental durations.
