Spokane International Airport
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Spokane International Airport (GEG) — your gateway to the Pacific Northwest. Find flight info, parking, terminal maps, dining, and traveler services.
Spokane International Airport's Company Logos
Spokane International Airport's Brand Colors
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Color name
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HSL
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#35AFC8
Pelorous
53, 175, 200
190, 58, 50
74, 12, 0, 22
#EDF7F9
Black Squeeze
237, 247, 249
190, 50, 95
5, 1, 0, 2
#905C39
Potters Clay
144, 92, 57
24, 43, 39
0, 36, 60, 44
About Spokane International Airport
Spokane International Airport, owned jointly by Spokane County and the City of Spokane, is a leading commercial service airport in the State of Washington. With a vast 6,000-acre area, it serves as a bustling hub for transportation, logistics, and the airfield aerospace industry. The airport is operated under the authority of the Spokane Airport Board, comprising seven appointees from the city and county.
Its annual budget of approximately $118 million is allocated from various funding sources, ensuring the smooth functioning of three facilities: Spokane International Airport, Felts Field Airport, and the Airport Business Park. Notably, Spokane International Airport accommodates seven airlines, three air cargo carriers, and processed over 3. 9 million passengers and 78,895 U.
S. Recognized as a small hub by the FAA, it employs more than 3,000 individuals and contributes a substantial $3 billion economic impact annually to the Spokane Region. The airport's commitment to constant improvement is demonstrated through capital projects, such as the construction of parking structures, a rental car facility, and the terminal building.
The revenue generated by parking, passenger facility charges, and general airport activities ensures the airport's self-sufficiency without relying on taxpayer funds. Through its comprehensive range of services and its significant economic impact, Spokane International Airport continuously supports the growth and development of the Spokane Region
