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Corporal Stephen Joe Mayer, a St. Louis native and U.S. Marine killed in action during World War II during the battle for Tarawa, was finally brought home more than eight decades after his death in the Pacific.
As his flight arrived at STL, a water cannon salute honored a soldier whose story was never forgotten.
Southwest Airlines’ new livery recently arrived at STL, celebrating the upcoming 250th anniversary of the United States with a hard-to-miss design!
Proudly announcing: nonstop service to Portland with Alaska Airlines!
Earlier this week, Caption Shannan Hill, First Officer Beverly Terry, and Flight Attendants Laura Butler, Cheryl Lapsley, Anthony Eskander, and Melinda McGraw helped officially launch the new nonstop flights between St. Louis and Portland, Oregon.
Airport Director Rhonda Hamm-Niebruegge spoke with members of the Global Business Travel Association – GBTA during their annual airport meeting at STL, highlighting the momentum, partnerships, and opportunities shaping travel in our region.
The sun lines up perfectly with the STL control tower, turning it into something like a beacon for arriving flights.
Not a bad way to be welcomed in!
A different angle on last week’s historic flight.
British Airways’ inaugural flight into STL, known by the callsign “Speedbird”, touched down 12 minutes early, right as the sky decided to show off a little.
This Lufthansa aircraft was spotted at STL just as the airline marked its 100th anniversary… a full century of connecting people, places, and possibilities around the world.
Lt. Troy, enjoy your next chapter. You’ve earned it!
This week, Lt. Troy Smith celebrated the end of an absolutely incredible career with the STL Airport Police, surrounded by the team he’s served alongside for decades.
Lt. Troy, enjoy your next chapter. You’ve earned it!
This Alaska Airlines aircraft stopped by STL featuring a design centered on the power of education, a reminder that learning has the ability to open doors, create opportunities, and shape what comes next!
This is Rum. Yes, like Captain Morgan… but with a badge!
At 5 years old, this German Shorthaired Pointer is the newest addition to STL’s Airport Police K-9 Unit and is currently in training. Keep an eye out for him this spring as he works hard toward certification.
