Kansas City International Airport Code

Kansas City International Airport (KCI) opened for commercial flights in 1972, replacing the old downtown airport. The new airport was built with a circular design to facilitate efficient air traffic flow. It also featured a unique “drive-in” concept that allowed passengers to drive up to the terminal and park close by, making it very convenient for travelers. KCI quickly became known as one of the most efficient airports in the world, and it was even named “The Best Airport in America” by Time Magazine in 1974.

KCI continued to grow over the years and eventually became one of the busiest airports in the United States. In 1998, KCI handled more than 15 million passengers annually, making it one of the top 25 busiest airports in America. In 2000, construction began on a new terminal complex that included two concourses connected by an underground walkway. This new complex greatly increased capacity at KCI and allowed them to handle over 20 million passengers per year. To this day, KCI remains one of America’s premier airports with more than 21 million passengers passing through its gates each year. In addition to its passenger services, Kansas City International Airport also serves as a major cargo hub for FedEx Express and UPS Airlines.

MCI is the abbreviation code for Kansas City International Airport. According to Abbreviation Finder, MCI can also mean:

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Kansas City International Airport

Kansas City International Airport, MO (MCI)

The Kansas City International Airport after the airport St. Louis, the second largest commercial airport in the US state of Missouri. In terms of area, it is even one of the largest in the entire USA.

  • URL: Kansas City International Airport, MO (MCI)
  • Time zone: GMT -6
  • Service phone: +1 816 243-5237 / +1 816 243-3000
  • Address: Kansas City International Airport, 601 Brasilia Avenue, Kansas City, MO 64153, USA
  • Operator: City of Kansas City
  • Parking spaces: yes, subject to a charge; Short-term and long-term parking spaces as well as parking garages.
  • Nearby cities: Kansas City (22 km), North Kansas City (23 km), Kansas City (25 km), Independence (35 km), Overland Park (35 km), East Independence (38 km), Olathe (47 km), Topeka (88 km)
  • Transport connections: The airport is located approx. 30 kilometers northwest of downtown, on Interstate # 29/435 at Exit 13.
  • Train connections: The “Missouri River Runner” (Kansas City – St.Louis) and the “Southwest Chief” (Chicago – Los Angeles) regularly stop at Union Station in downtown Kansas City.
  • Flight distribution on the days of the week: Monday (14.99%), Tuesday (14.09%), Wednesday (14.68%), Thursday (15.07%), Friday (15.50%), Saturday (10.61%), Sunday (15.07%)
  • Other spellings: Kansas City-MO-Int’l, Канзас-Сити (Миссури), Канзас-Сіті (Міссурі), Канзас-Сіці (Місуры), קנזס ס テ ィー ン ン シ テ ィ (カ ン ン)堪薩斯 城 (密蘇里 州), كانزاس سيتي ، ميزوري, کانزاس‌سیتی, კანზას-სიტი, Կանզաս Սիթի, Միսուրի, कैनसस सिटी, แคนซัส ซิ ตี, 캔자스 시티 (미주리 주)

Most popular destinations from Kansas City International Airport, MO (flights per week)

  1. Denver International Airport, CO (119, 6.52%)
  2. Atlanta International Airport (102, 5.59%)
  3. Chicago Midway International Airport, IL (75, 4.11%)
  4. Phoenix – Sky Harbor International Airport (68, 3.72%)
  5. Houston – Hobby Airport, TX (67, 3.67%)
  6. New York – La Guardia Airport, NY (67, 3.67%)
  7. Dallas – Fort Worth International Airport, TX (60, 3.29%)
  8. Minneapolis – St. Paul International Airport, MN (59, 3.23%)
  9. Las Vegas – McCarran International Airport, NV (57, 3.12%)
  10. Seattle – Tacoma International Airport, WA (54, 2.96%)
  11. Other (60.12%)

Top airlines (share of take-offs / landings)

  1. Southwest Airlines (2191, 38.12%)
  2. American Airlines (236, 4.11%)
  3. Virgin Atlantic Airways (222, 3.86%)
  4. Westjet (204, 3.55%)
  5. Delta Air Lines (201, 3.50%)
  6. KLM (190, 3.31%)
  7. Alaska Airlines (179, 3.11%)
  8. Air France (169, 2.94%)
  9. United Airlines (159, 2.77%)
  10. Air New Zealand (131, 2.28%)
  11. Other (32.45%)

Location
The airport, which was only built after the great flood of 1951 and opened in 1956, is located approx. 30 kilometers northwest of downtown Kansas City. The best way to get there is via Interstate Highway # 29/435 or US Highway # 71 at exit 13.

Bus route # 129 runs regularly between Terminal C and the Transit Center in downtown between 6:00 am and 6:00 pm of the KCATA, you can find out the current departure times directly on site. Furthermore, various private shuttles run from the airport to nearby communities, such as Saint Joseph in Missouri or Topeka or Lawrence in Kansas.