Burlington Airport Arrival Alerts
Get a text when their flight lands at BTV.
Get a text when they land at BTVAirport Code
BTV
Passengers/Year
1.5 million
Terminals
Main Terminal
Exit Time
10-15 minutes after landing
About
Arriving at Burlington International Airport
Burlington International Airport is Vermont's only major commercial airport, serving as the gateway to the state's ski resorts, fall foliage, and the vibrant Burlington-Lake Champlain region. Delta, JetBlue, United, and Breeze provide connections to New York, Washington, and other East Coast cities.
BTV is one of the smallest and most pleasant airports in the country. Pickups are effortless with the single terminal and low passenger volume. The airport is especially busy during ski season when travelers head to Stowe, Sugarbush, and other Vermont resorts. Landing alerts help coordinate pickups with the often-snowy mountain drives.
Pickup tip
BTV has a single terminal with a very simple layout. The cell phone lot is on Airport Drive. The airport is about 3 miles east of downtown Burlington on the shores of Lake Champlain.
How it works
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions.
How long to exit BTV after landing?
Burlington's tiny terminal means most passengers reach the curb within 10-15 minutes of landing.
How far is BTV from downtown Burlington?
The airport is about 3 miles east of downtown Burlington, roughly an 8-minute drive.
Which airlines fly most from Burlington?
Delta, JetBlue, United, and Breeze Airways are the primary carriers at BTV.
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