Moab to Chattanooga Flights

Airports in Moab

If you're looking for a bargain on airfare, you can quickly find cheap flights from Moab on Orbitz.com. The main airport serving the community of Moab is Canyonlands Field. Located about 16 miles north of town, Canyonlands Field is almost exclusively a general aviation airport. Licensed pilots can use the airport's hangers for parking their planes and take advantage of the terminal's pilot lounge and kitchenette. For regular passengers, Great Lakes Airlines is the only commercial carrier that offers service at the airport. Daily flights connect to Denver, Colorado, and Vernal, Utah.

Parking at the Airport

As a general aviation airport, Canyonlands Field doesn't accommodate long-term parking for travelers. There is a drop-off area near the terminal and a short-term parking zone.

Transportation to the Airport

Several companies offer shuttle service between Moab and the airport. Canyonlands Jeep Adventures can deliver you to the airport in time for your departure. Moab Taxi, Roadrunner Shuttle and Coyote Shuttle also provide similar services.

Restaurants at the Airport

The main terminal at Canyonlands Field is new and spacious. Snack machines and a cozy lounge area help you pass the time and cure hunger cravings before your flight. There's a weather center that broadcasts the latest weather information, helping you anticipate delays during your trip. Combine your car rental and cheap flights from Moab into a single package on Orbitz.com, and you'll have peace of mind on your journey.

Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport

If you are interested in discount flights to Chattanooga, Tennessee, visit Orbitz.com to take advantage of their fantastic rates. The Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport is the major airport serving the Chattanooga area. It is located about five miles east of downtown Chattanooga. Allegiant Air, American Eagle, Delta Air Lines, and US Airways are the major airlines operating at the airport.

Transportation at Chattanooga Airport

Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport offers short term, intermediate term, and long term parking. Short term parking is free for the first 15 minutes, $1 for 16 to 30 minutes, and $1 for each additional half hour. Intermediate parking is $10 per day. Long term parking is $8 per day. Ground transportation includes car rentals, taxi, and shuttle services. A 25 minute taxi ride from the airport to downtown Chattanooga will cost around $30. Shuttle bus rates start at $15 per one way trip.

Weather in Chattanooga

The climate in Chattanooga is subtropical and humid. Winters are usually mild, although there can be some freezing temperatures. The average temperatures in the winter months settle in the mid 40s. The fall months have average temperatures in the mid 60s. Summers can get extremely hot with temperatures averaging in the low 90s. Spring is more tolerable with average temperatures in the mid 70s.

Attractions in Chattanooga

Chattanooga has several world class attractions that visitors can enjoy. The city offers several museums, including the Chattanooga History Center, the Creative Discovery Museum, and the Hunter Museum of American Art. Lookout Mountain is a popular natural attraction for those who love nature. Take advantage of all the city has to offer by booking domestic flights to Chattanooga with Orbitz.com.