General Carrier Info

Why Choose ONT

  • Among the lowest landing fees and terminal rents in the region
  • No slot controls
  • No noise restrictions and curfews
  • Two long runways that can accommodate all passenger aircraft types
  • Easy to navigate terminals
  • Low parking costs
  • Close to three major freeways and a taking-off point to all of the major highlights in Southern California

ONT by the Numbers

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70+

Daily Departures

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18.7M

Residents Served in So Cal

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6.4M

Passengers Served (2023)

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1,741

Acres of Airport Space

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2

Runways over 10,200 feet long

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752,199

Tons of Cargo Handled (2023)

Air Service Development at ONT

Since growing Ontario International Airport is at the forefront of our minds, we’ve implemented a strategic air service development (ASD) plan designed to retain and increase air service by working to attract new carriers, add new routes and increase the frequency and aircraft size of our current service. Airlines looking to expand into the Southern California area will find a successful community in the Inland Empire and a strong partner in ONT.

Facts and Resources

  • The Inland Empire is one of the fastest growing population centers in the U.S., attracting nearly 47,000 new residents (fifth fastest in the U.S. among metro areas) and 33,000 new households (second fastest) annually. 

  • The IE is expected to grow another 25% in the next quarter century, approaching 7 million people.

  • The IE is a global supply chain hub, employing more than 200,000 in logistics and related industries.

  • The IE is one of the youngest regions in California, with a median age (32) that’s five years younger than the U.S. average. 26% of the population is under the age of 18.

 

Additional regional resources can be found at the links below.

Get in Touch

Interested in doing business at ONT or would like some more information? Feel free to reach out to our team at the link below.