Monterey Regional Airport

Monterey Regional Airport, also called MRY, is a non-hub commercial service airport in Monterey, California. The site says four major airlines serve the Monterey region. These are Alaska, Allegiant, American and United.

The airport says it serves over 650,000 passengers each year. It offers more than 40 flights in and out each day. The primary runway is 7,175 feet long. A smaller general aviation runway is 3,504 feet long.

The airport has two parallel runways. It has a federal air traffic control tower and precision instrument approach procedures. The site describes the airport as offering commercial and general aviation access to the national air transportation system.

The site lists destinations including Seattle, Denver, Dallas Fort Worth, Phoenix, San Francisco, Las Vegas, Los Angeles and San Diego. It also lists Burbank and Orange County as seasonal. Chicago is listed as seasonal too.

The site says Delta Air Lines will return to the airport on December 19. Delta is set to offer two daily round trips to Los Angeles and one daily round trip to Salt Lake City. Salt Lake City is listed on the site as coming soon.

The airport is replacing its terminal. The MRY Metamorphosis is a safety enhancement program. The site says a replacement terminal is planned to open in summer 2027. It says the program includes federally required safety projects.

Travelers can use parking lots near the terminal, curbside drop off, rideshares, taxis and buses. The site lists a directory map, dining and shopping, and lost and found services. Terminal hours run from 3:30 AM until the last arrival, every day of the year. The administrative office phone is (831) 648-7000. The site lists an airport staff page, a support portal and a badging office. The airport also posts on LinkedIn, Facebook, X and Instagram.