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Money and communications: The airport has ATMs, but no currency exchange facilities. There are self-service check-in kiosks in the terminal. They both cost $1 for the first hour, another $1 for the second hour, and thereafter $8 and $6 a day respectively, or $30 a week for the long-term car parks. There are both long- and short-term car parks just outside the airport terminal. There are also about 15 Sioux Falls Transit public bus routes through the city, with fares at $1 for an adult. Train: Sioux Falls Transit operates a trolley system from the downtown area through the city from 10am to 8pm in summer.īus: The Sioux Falls Bus Depot in Russell Street has long-distance connections to most major cities in the US, and some in Canada and Mexico. This is a small airport with just one terminal. There are also connecting flights to more than 200 cities across the country. Today it averages more than 200 commercial flights per day, moving more than 700,000 passengers per year.ĭirect flights to Sioux Falls Regional Joe Foss Field Airport include those from Chicago, Detroit, Minneapolis, Dallas, Denver, Orlando, Los Angeles, Phoenix and Las Vegas. Named for famous aviator Joe Foss, the airport began its life as a military base during World War II, and still serves as a Midwestern base of operations for the Air Force. Founded in 1883, this Midwestern city has about 150,000 permanent residents and is a major tourist gateway to the northern Great Plains. Sioux Falls Regional Airport (FSD), also known as Joe Foss Field Airport, is three miles (6km) from the center of Sioux Falls, South Dakota, the largest city between Minneapolis and Denver. The airport is located three miles northwest of Sioux Falls