Myrtle Beach International Airport

Myrtle Beach Airport

Thanks to a new terminal, more seating capacity and a larger list of available destinations, Myrtle Beach International Airport sees a growing number of passengers come through its gates each year. While nearly 80 percent of all Myrtle Beach visitors still travel by car, the number of visitors flying to the Grand Strand for their vacation is steadily increasing. Traveling here via airplane is now a popular option for visitors from Canada, as well as larger U.S. cities with direct flights to the area such as Boston, Chicago, Detroit, New York City, Philadelphia and Washington, D.C. To help the growing number of travelers choosing to fly to the beach, we’ve created this guide to the MYR airport with everything you need to know from which airline to fly and how to get around, to where to eat and which lot to park in.

Carriers & Destinations

Myrtle Beach International Airport is served by seven different carriers with airlines flying non-stop to and from 29 different markets. There are also a number of seasonal flights, many which begin in the spring and run throughout the tourism season, which help make travel convenient for visitors up and down the East Coast, throughout the Midwest and into Canada. Here’s a look at which carriers serve the Myrtle Beach area:

Allegiant

allegiantair.com Seasonal Flights:

Portsmouth, NH
Syracuse, NY
Newburgh/Stewart, NY
Allentown, PA
Harrisburg, PA
Pittsburgh, PA
Clarksburg, WV
Huntington, WV
Cleveland, OH
Columbus, OH
Cincinnati, OH
Ft. Wayne, IN
Indianapolis, IN
Lexington, KY
Louisville, KY
St. Louis/Belleville, IL

American Airlines

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Charlotte
Philadelphia
New York – La Guardia
Washington, DC
Chicago
Dallas/Ft. Worth

Delta

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Atlanta
Boston
Detroit
New York – LaGuardia

Frontier

Long Island, NY
Trenton, NJ
Philadelphia, PA
Denver, CO

Porter

flyporter.com Seasonal Flights:

Toronto, ON – City Centre Airport

Spirit Airlines

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Boston, MA
New York, NY
Niagara Falls, NY
Newark, NJ
Atlantic City, NJ
Philadelphia, PA
Latrobe, PA
Pittsburgh, PA
Baltimore, MD
Charleston, WV
Cleveland, OH
Columbus, OH
Detroit, MI
Chicago, IL
Indianapolis, IN
Minneapolis-St. Paul, MN
Kansas City, MO
Dallas, TX
Houston, TX
Orlando, FL
Ft. Lauderdale, FL

Sun Country Airlines

Minneapolis-St. Paul

United

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Chicago – O’Hare
Newark, NJ

MYR Airport Restaurants

With the renovation of the main terminal, there are now several new options for dining in Myrtle Beach International Airport. Here’s a look at the places you can grab a bite to eat, cold drink or a last-minute snack before your flight:

Boardwalk Cafe

Located on the first floor of the new terminal, Boardwalk Cafe is a quick service cafe open to passengers and those waiting to pick them up. Grab a drink or a bite and enjoy the quaint atmosphere while you take a moment to relax.

Caribou Coffee

The nation’s second largest java company, Caribou Coffee is a great place to grab a specialty cup of joe, espresso, or a tasty pastry while you’re waiting to get on the plane.

Chick-fil-A

America’s favorite chicken sandwich is available at the Myrtle Beach Airport Chick-fil-A. Grab one with a side of waffle fries before your flight, or pick up some nuggets to dip in delicious CFA sauce.

Cinnabon

If you’re looking for a sweet and delicious treat before your trip, stop by Cinnabon. Just follow your nose to the ooey, gooey goodness that awaits!

Nacho Hippo

A Myrtle Beach original, Nacho Hippo serves up some delicious twists on traditional nachos and Mexican cuisine. Vegetarians can munch on the Tree Hugger, while those in the mood for some heat can test their taste buds with the Fire in the Hole nachos. In addition to the large mounds of chips, Nacho Hippo also serves tacos, quesadillas, soups, and salads to satisfy every appetite.

Pavilion Bar & Grill

Pavilion Bar & Grill serves up cold drinks and hot food all day at the Myrtle Beach Airport. Stop by for breakfast, lunch or dinner, Menu items include paninis, pizza, and sandwiches.

Steak ‘N’ Shake

This chain restaurant has been cooking up some of the best fast-food burgers and shakes for more than 75 years. In addition to their famous burgers — made special with ground T-bone, sirloin, and round steak — they also offer specialty sandwiches and salads.

Subway

The fast-food sandwich giant Subway is conveniently located in the Myrtle Beach Airport serving up their classic hot and cold subs with chips and drinks. This portable meal makes a great grab-and-go option on the way to your flight.

Parking at the Airport

Myrtle Beach International Airport offers Short Term and Long Term parking options, as well as a convenient curbside valet.

Curbside Valet Parking

Drop your car with the valet curbside at your terminal for the most convenient parking option. Cost is $5/hour or $25/day for this service.

Short Term/Hourly Parking

The short term lot is the closest to the main terminal and the best option for a quick pick-up or drop off. In this lot the first 15 minutes are free with a daily maximum cost of $21.

Long Term Parking

Parking in the long-term lot costs $12 per day.

Credit Card/Economy Lot

This long-term parking lot is the best option for those keeping their car overnight or for multiple days. The fee is $10/day, and payment is by credit card only.

Handicap Parking

Handicapped parking is available in short- and long-term parking. It is free for the first day with the proper handicap placard. The person who was issued the placard must be present to receive the free day.

Rental Cars

There are several convenient rental car companies operating at the airport and throughout the Myrtle Beach area. For a full list of companies and more information visit our Rental Cars page.

Public Transportation

If you need a ride from the airport to your Myrtle Beach hotel or you’re looking for an alternative to driving during your vacation, you can choose to get around via taxi, shuttle, bus or car service. For more information on these options visit our public transportation page.