If you're looking for a new job opportunity, mark your schedule for the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport Job Fair taking place Thursday, Feb. 3.

More than 25 representatives from a broad list of businesses at MSP will be there to learn all about your interests and experience.

Opportunities include customer service agents and security; retail and restaurant positions including managers, baristas, servers and cooks; sales associates and cashiers. Airport employers offer competitive pay and many provide benefits.

View some of the current open positions on this job board.

What: MSP Airport Job Fair

When: Thursday, Feb. 3, noon to 4 p.m.

Where: Terminal 1, Silver Ramp, ground level

FACE MASKS ARE REQUIRED

Transportation and Directions
Public transportation is a convenient way to get to the event.

Attendees can take either the Metro Blue Line or the Metro Transit Route 54 bus to Terminal 1 at MSP. The event is taking place in the building just through the doors nearest the bus stop.

From the Blue Line station, take the escalators up to Level T (Tram) and follow the signs to Silver Parking.

Drive and park: Drive to Terminal 1 and park in either the Red or Blue ramp. Take the escalator or elevators to to Level T and follow signs to Silver Parking. Parking will not be validated.

Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport continues to provide a wide range of dining and drink options for travelers in both Terminal 1 and Terminal 2.

Next time you fly, be sure to visit the MSPASAP website to find a full list of restaurants at Terminal 1 that can take your order remotely and deliver your favorite fare to you – wherever you may be in the airport.

If the restaurant or shop you were hoping to visit happens to be closed, look for the QR code displayed on the outside wall or glass of the business to get a list of other nearby options.

Travelers at Terminal 2 also have options for mobile ordering. Visit this web page to learn more.

Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport (MSP) continues to offer on-site COVID-19 testing from both the State of Minnesota – which offers saliva testing -- or Wandertest, a private firm that offers rapid tests for travelers or anyone needing a test result on a short turn around.

To undergo a test at MSP's State of Minnesota saliva-testing site you must first make an appointment before coming to the airport. At the Wandertest site, walkup testing may be possible, but availability is not guaranteed without an appointment.

Find full information at this webpage.

The children’s play areas at MSP Airport’s Terminals 1 and 2 recently received a significant refresh from Blue Rhino Studio, the same studio that originally created the airport-themed play areas almost 20 years ago.

"We brought in the original designers to fix a few things and give the play areas a fresh coat of paint," said Jana Webster, executive director of the Airport Foundation MSP, which paid for the initial installations and the refresh.

The popular play areas, located on Concourse C in Terminal 1 and in Terminal 2 near Gate H6, were in need of renovation after years of service to parents and their children.

MSP was one of the early U.S. airports to create play areas in its terminals. While other airports have created play areas since then, MSP's stand out for their custom designs, which include local touches such as a statue of Snoopy, the cartoon character created by St. Paul illustrator Charles Schulz.

The foundation is also looking to the future and making plans to make them increasingly accessible to a wider audience.

The new year is here, and a fresh start in 2022 may have you thinking about traveling. And winter in Minnesota is a popular time for to people begin planning warm weather destination trips. 

MSP Airport continues to solicit input from prospective travelers via a survey that gauges attitudes about and interest in air travel. The answers help shape the MSP travel experience as the COVID-19 era becomes more manageable.

Even if you’ve already taken the survey, please consider taking it again, as your thoughts and answers may have changed over time.

Survey takers have shown interest in MSP's safety initiatives, such as the increased presence of hand sanitizer dispensers, the face mask requirement and the airport’s efforts to increase physical distancing. All of those efforts are part of the airport's Travel Confidently program.

We appreciate your continued interest in helping us make air travel as safe and comfortable as possible.