Boise Airport is served by eight major scheduled commercial airlines: Alaska Airlines, Allegiant Air, American Airlines, Avelo Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Frontier Airlines, Southwest Airlines, and United Airlines, along with regional operators Gem Air and McCall Aviation.
You can take Valley Regional Transit (VRT) buses from the purple curb on the lower level outside baggage claim. Route 3 (Vista) offers high-frequency service to downtown Boise's Main Street Station every 15 to 30 minutes on weekdays for a USD 1.50 fare.
Rideshare pickups (Uber and Lyft) are located on the upper roadway (Departures Level) at the east end of the curb, marked by covered shelters labeled "Rideshare Pick-Up Area."
No, Boise Airport does not currently offer any private VIP lounges, airline club facilities, or Priority Pass / DragonPass network lounges.
Options include the Short-Term Garage near the terminal, two multi-level covered long-term garages (Main Garage and East Garage with covered skybridges), an open surface lot (Long-Term Surface), a remote budget lot with a free 24-hour shuttle (Economy Lot), and a free waiting lot (Cell Phone Lot).
Yes, the terminal building remains open 24 hours. However, once TSA security checkpoints close for the night, travelers must stay in the public landside areas (Level 1 or Level 2) until security reopens in the early morning.
No, Boise Airport does not provide luggage storage lockers or left-luggage counters due to TSA security guidelines.