
It was announced that ownership of Ontario International Airport (ONT) was officially transferred from Los Angeles World Airports (LAWA) to the Ontario International Airport Authority (OIAA).
To boldly seize every opportunity to connect the Inland Empire to the world.
Travel. Transformation. Growth.
ONT is your Airport.
So Cal. So Easy.
Daily Nonstop Flights
Residents Served in So Cal
Passengers Served (2024)
Runways
26R/8L: 12,200 feet
26L/8R: 10,200 feet
Tons of Cargo Handled (2024)
Meet our Leadership
ONT was born Latimer Field in 1923 and was officially designated as an airport in 1929. While there is much history between Latimer Field and the Ontario International Airport we are today, November 1, 2016 is what we consider our new beginning. On this day The City of Ontario and San Bernardino County regained local control of ONT.
Starting May 7th, U.S. travelers 18 and older must be compliant with TSA’s Real ID law to board domestic flights. Those who are not Real ID compliant and who do not have another acceptable alternative (i.e. Passport) may expect to face delays, additional screening and the possibility of not being permitted into the security checkpoint. ONT recommends passengers arrive earlier than usual to ensure smooth travels. For more information, visit here.