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American Airlines’ special 250th Anniversary livery recently made a stop at STL, sporting a bold red, white, and blue “250” in celebration of the United States’ Semiquincentennial.
The timing has an extra layer of aviation history: 2026 also marks American Airlines’ 100th anniversary of service.
A century in the skies meets 250 years of America and, for a little while, both milestones recently had a spot on the runway at STL.
Friday, August 14, 2026, marks the final day for Rhonda Hamm-Niebruegge as STL’s Airport Director.
We’re very proud to welcome a familiar face back to the team and excited to see Officer Haynes begin this new chapter!
This week, the Lambert Art & Culture Program crew installed “ArtReach: Zines as Activism,” presented by the Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis and Counterpublic.
Created by student artists from Sumner High School, the exhibition grew from a spring collaboration with Resident Teaching Artist Cleonique Hilsaca, visiting artists and the People’s Art and Recreation Center. Through handmade zines, students explored their hopes for a better future, for themselves, their communities, and St. Louis.
As the sun dipped toward the horizon, British Airways prepared for another nonstop journey from St. Louis to London Heathrow, framed by an evening that reminds us airports can be just as beautiful as the destinations they connect.
It’s a view our Operations team gets to experience from time to time, and we’re grateful they shared this one with all of us.
United’s Stars and Stripes aircraft recently visited STL, turning heads with a striking commemorative design to celebrate America’s 250th birthday!
Captured by our Operations team, this beautiful evening shot features British Airways’ Boeing 787 preparing for departure from STL to London Heathrow.
Safe travels to everyone beginning their next adventure!
A lot of things have changed in aviation over the last hundred years, but one thing hasn’t changed at all: the power of flight to bring people together.
2026 marks a centennial year for United Airlines, and we’re proud to celebrate alongside them.
This is a photo of the artwork “Passengers” by the Evan and Stacey Studio. It is located in Terminal One as one heads to Concourse A.
The U.S. Navy Blue Angels flew over Boeing at STL as part of their visit for the Spirit Of St. Louis Air Show & STEM Expo! They stole the spotlight with their showcase of the precision and teamwork that have made them one of the most recognized flight demonstration teams in the world.
