Direct flight options to international destinations continue to return at MSP Airport, providing passengers more options for summer travel and beyond.

• Air Canada will mark the start of brand-new service to Montreal (pictured) with the first flight on June 1. Find tourism information for Quebec’s largest city, including attractions and shopping, on this webpage.
• Sun Country Airlines is starting new service to Vancouver on June 15, with flights on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
• Icelandair’s service to Reykjavik returned on April 28. Plan your tour of the city with a visit to this webpage.
• Delta Air Lines resumed service to Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada on May 5, which precedes the return of Delta’s Reykjavik service on May 26.
• Air France restarted flights to Paris on May 9. Plan your visit to the City of Light here.
• Condor Airlines will bring back its Frankfurt service on June 1. Guides to city walks and other attractions are online here.

To help plan your next adventure, visit MSP’s Direct Route Map, which gives you a quick look at all the airport’s non-stop routes – domestic and international.

Whether you’re heading to the West Coast, the Left Bank of the Seine, or Florida’s Gulf Coast, you can save a nice chunk of change by prebooking your parking online before you arrive. Parkers who prebook always save $2 per day over drive-up rates.

Those flying out of Terminal 1 over the Memorial Day holiday will enjoy even bigger savings. Travelers will save $7 a day on daily parking at the Terminal 1 ramps from May 27-30 when they book online.

Prebooked parking is a great way to use your own vehicle and ensure a contact-free commute to the airport. A QR code that you’ll receive in your confirmation is all you need to enter and exit the ramp.  You can even download the code directly to your mobile wallet.

Save money, minimize touchpoints and travel with confidence by using Prebooked Parking for your airport parking needs.

• Sky Connect is now open on Concourse F near the food court. The store offers a variety of electronic accessories such as headphones, chargers and Bluetooth speakers.
• At Terminal 2, visit the Duty Free shop for an array of perfumes, cosmetics, accessories, candies, and gifts. (Liquor and tobacco purchases restricted to international travelers.)

Visit the airport's Eat, Shop, Relax web page for full details and locations of your favorite restaurant, bar or gift shop.

As summer approaches, road work is ramping up. Drivers near MSP Airport will want to stay updated on the Minnesota Department of Transportation's Hwy. 77 resurfacing project.

Crews are resurfacing Hwy. 77, which skirts MSP Airport along its western edge, from Lake Nokomis in Minneapolis to the Minnesota River in Bloomington.

Weekend directional closures began Friday, May 13 between the Minnesota River and I-494.

Starting Tuesday, May 31, the Cedar Avenue portion of the resurfacing area from Lake Nokomis Parkway to Hwy. 62 will be closed in both directions for two weeks. Detours will be marked.

Visit the project’s website for complete information.

The official start of the summer travel season is just days away, and MSP Airport is anxious to hear the travel plans you're considering, and what influences your decisions. We have an ongoing survey that gauges attitudes about air travel and the answers are helping shape the MSP experience. 

One thing we already know: Travel is back. Our surveys are now showing that 88 percent of respondents would be willing to get on a plane tomorrow, a figure that's almost triple what it was at the start of the pandemic.

Even if you’ve already taken the survey, please consider taking it again, as your thoughts and answers may have changed over time. We also add new questions each month. This month, we're asking what's your most frequent travel destination?

Among topics that survey takers have shown an interest in: MSP's safety initiatives related to the pandemic, which are all a part of our Travel Confidently program.