How to get to Charlotte



Planes
Charlotte Douglas International Airport (CLT) connects the Carolinas to the rest of the world with more daily flights per capita than any other airport in the nation. The airport offers non-stop service to over 120 destinations worldwide via more than 600 daily flights.
www.charlotteairport.com

Domestic Carriers

AIRTRAN AIRWAYS
+1. 800-Air-Tran		AMERICAN AIRLINES
+1. 800-433-7300

CONTINENTAL AIRLINES
+1. 800-525-0280		DELTA
+1. 800-221-1212

JETBLUE AIRWAYS
+1. 800-JET-BLUE		NORTHWEST AIRLINES,
NORTHWEST JETLINK
+1. 800-225-2525

UNITED AIRLINES
+1. 800-241-6522		US AIRWAYS
+1. 800-428-4322


Foreign Flag Carriers

AIR CANADA
+1. 800-247-2262

LUFTHANSA
+1. 800-428-4322

Trains
Amtrak provides daily passenger rail service to the North and South lines that access most of the U.S.

www.amtrak.com

Automobiles
Charlotte offers drivers convenient access to the Queen City by way of its highly efficient and growing interstate highway system.
I-77 and I-85 connect Charlotte to cities in the Northeast, Southwest, and Midwest. Convenient I-40, less than one hour north, provides an important east/west link with coast-to-coast access.

www.nccommerce.com


How to get around town –
The Charlotte area transportation system

Charlotte Area Transit System CATS operates country-wide bus line routes and transports, with most operating from the early morning until late at night seven days a week.

(704) 336-RIDE
Website

LYNX Blue Line
Website

In addition, the Historic Charlotte Trolley, the Gold Rush rubber-wheeled trolley service, provides free fares on routes in Center City. These minibuses resemble historic streetcars.



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