Spirit Airlines is going to begin offering daily nonstop flights from Atlantic City and Philadelphia to Myrtle Beach.
In time for President’s Day Weekend, Atlantic City International Airport will begin offering one-way flights to Myrtle Beach International Airport on Wednesday, Feb 14.
Philadelphia International Airport will begin offering one-way fares to Myrtle Beach ahead of spring break on Thursday, March 21.
Spirit’s website allows travelers to book flights.
About Myrtle Beach International Airport
Myrtle Beach International Airport (MYR) is a public airport located in Horry County, South Carolina, USA. Here are some key details about the airport:
- Location: Myrtle Beach International Airport is situated approximately 3 miles (5 km) southwest of the central business district of Myrtle Beach.
- Airlines: MYR serves as a hub for several airlines and hosts various domestic and international flights. Airlines operating at the airport include American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Spirit Airlines, and others.
- Runways: The airport has a primary runway, called Runway 18/36, and a secondary runway, Runway 9/27, both of which are equipped to handle commercial and general aviation traffic.
- Passenger Traffic: MYR has experienced significant growth in passenger traffic over the years, driven by the popularity of Myrtle Beach as a tourist destination. The airport serves as a gateway for visitors to the Grand Strand region.
- Expansion and Improvements: Like many airports, MYR has undergone expansion and improvement projects to enhance its facilities and accommodate the increasing number of passengers.
- Ground Transportation: The airport provides various ground transportation options, including rental cars, taxis, shuttles, and rideshare services, making it convenient for passengers to travel to and from the airport.
Travelers and visitors to Myrtle Beach International Airport can check the official airport website or contact the airport directly for the latest and most accurate information regarding facilities, services, and any recent developments.