Alaska Airlines operates year-round service to Seattle, Anchorage, and Southeast Alaska communities. Delta Air Lines operates seasonal summer flights to Seattle. Regional bush and floatplane operators like Alaska Seaplanes and Island Air Express provide extensive local connections.
Capital Transit buses stop at the airport and travel between the terminal, the Mendenhall Valley, and Downtown Juneau. The standard fare is $2.00 per person and must be paid in exact cash.
Yes. Avis, Budget, Hertz, Enterprise, Alamo, and National maintain customer counters in the baggage claim area on the first floor, with rental lots adjacent to the terminal building.
Yes, Alaska Seaplanes provides paid baggage storage, including refrigerated and freezer storage for fish and perishables, on the main floor of the terminal subject to availability.
Short-term parking provides 15 minutes of free parking ($3.00 for 16-60 min, $49.00 daily max). Long-term parking costs $5.00 for up to two hours with a $16.00 daily cap. A free Cell Phone Lot is available nearby for waiting on arriving travelers.
No, Juneau International Airport does not feature any airline clubs or private VIP passenger lounges.