Ontario International Airport

Ontario International Airport, known as ONT, is an airport in Southern California. The website describes it as the gateway to the Inland Empire area. The site says travelers can quickly reach Disneyland, national parks and the Pacific coast from the airport.

The airport offers up to 90 daily nonstop flights to nearly 30 destinations. The site names New York, Las Vegas and Mexico as examples. Real time arrival and departure information is shown on the website. Security wait times are listed too.

The airport has two passenger terminals listed on the site, Terminal 2 and Terminal 4. Terminal maps help travelers find their way around. The airport also offers disability services for travelers who need extra help.

Parking is a major part of the site. Visitors can compare lots and rates, read parking questions and answers, and pre-book self parking or valet parking. The site also gives directions by car, ground transportation options and a list of TSA approved items.

The ONT+ Visitor Pass program lets people who are not flying use post-security amenities, such as dining and shopping, without a boarding pass. The airport also runs an art program called Art @ ONT. A page covers current construction projects.

The contact page lists two phone numbers and a customer experience team. The site also links to Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, X and YouTube. The airport publishes a blog and news updates.