Cheap Airline Tickets to Louisville

Tourists booking Louisville flights will discover that there is more to this place than whiskey sours, thoroughbreds and Babe Ruth. Louisville was the front of most major historical creations which include the first public presentation of the light bulb of Thomas Edison, the first self contained artificial heart transplant and the first human hand transplant. There are many other reasons why travelers book flights to Louisville. Among these are the J.B. Speed Art Museum, American Printing House for the Blind, Kentucky Center for the Arts and of course the Muhammad Ali Center, a cultural-educational center and museum which honor the Louisville native and a boxing champion, Muhammad Ali. If you are fortunate enough to have ticket for The Kentucky Derby, book an accommodation and flight to Louisville beforehand.

Louisville International Airport (airport code: SDF) is a combined civil-military public air facility centrally situated in the city of Louisville, Kentucky. It covers 4.9 square kilometers and possesses three runways. Louisville International Airport is the second most active airport in Kentucky (Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport being the first). Just 10 minutes from the city center, the airport is a low fare air facility that attracts travelers within 200 miles radius of the metropolis. It has direct service to over 20 destinations and expedient links to cities from different parts of the world. The airport caters to over 3 million travelers each year. American Airlines, Continental Airlines, Delta Air Lines, United Airlines and US Airways are some of the airline serving Louisville International Airport.

For a detailed list of air carriers serving Louisville International Airport, go here and for the flight tracker here. There's a terminal map here. The passenger services are listed here. Options on ground transportation are listed here. If you plan to drive on the way to the airport, you can rent a car.