Reno Tahoe International Airport or simply Reno Airport, primarily serves the Reno Metropolitan district and some parts of Eastern California. The airport is indeed a prime air transport hub, being strategically placed within Reno and in proximity to the famous ski resort that is Lake Tahoe. Specifically, the airport is stationed at E. Plumb Lane, 6 kilometers from the Reno central business district. The airport is accessible to city buses, shuttles, taxis, limousines, and budget car rentals.

Several airlines serve Reno Tahoe International Airport and passengers range from business to tourist classes. Passengers will have the most comfortable stay at the airport because of excellent services and some extra features. Aside from the basic restaurants, lounges, shops, information and car hire counters, and things of the like, Reno Tahoe International has a line of slot machines (staying true to its image as a gambling city) and a Bark Park for accompanying pets.

Some airlines that serve the airport are the Alaska Airlines, Delta, Horizon Air, Northwest Airlines, American Airlines, Southwest Airlines, U. S. Airways, United Airlines and Allegiant Air. Its prime destinations include Chicago-Ohare, Dallas Fort Worth, Salt Lake City, Los Angeles, Seatle Tacoma, Portland, Boise, Chicago-Midway, Las Vegas, Oakland, Phoenix, San Diego, San Jose, Denver, and San Francisco. Some flights to some destinations are seasonal such as Minneapolis and St. Paul.

Passengers going to downtown Reno may take the city bus from the airport. Taxi and Limousine services are also available and have waiting areas outside the airport. Shuttles are also at hand while some hotels offer complimentary services for their guests. Cheap Car hire at the Reno Airport is also available.