STL Releases Its Annual Report for 2023

This report is a summary of specific airport operations and a compilation of 2023 data.

March 18, 2024 | 2 min reading time

St. Louis Lambert International Airport (STL) is releasing the 2023 State of STL Report. This report is a summary of specific airport operations and a compilation of 2023 data.

The 2023 State of STL Report includes updates on such STL projects as Boeing’s expansion, the relocation of the airport’s airfield maintenance building and STL’s path toward a potential consolidated terminal. The report outlines the new destinations carriers will serve in STL’s 2024 air service and highlights the new restaurants coming to STL this year.

The document is a great resource for editors and reporters as well as the public. It contains data ranging from airline market share to total passengers for the fiscal and calendar year. This year’s document is once again an electronic publication and is located on flySTL.com using the following link:

https://www.flystl.com/civil-rights/public-notices-and-reports

This year, patrons of the City of St. Louis Public Library as well as the St. Louis County Public Library will be able to download the 2023 State of STL Report using a QR code that will be available at libraries in both systems. A copy of the library poster containing this information is included with this advisory.  

  • Contact Information:
    Roger Lotz
    Public Information Officer
  • Department:
    St. Louis Lambert International Airport
  • Topic:
    Airports

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