Car Hire Saint Louis Airport

At Any Airport Car Hire St Louis Airport we have cars for singles, business men and women, families and couples to suit every budget and taste. Some of the cars in our fleet are the Ford Ranger, the four wheel drive Buick Rendezvous and the Chevrolet Cobalt. Easily available to book, you can rent our cheap cars at the click of a button. Just use the drop down to select which kind of car you want.

Any Airport Car Rental St Louis Airport gives you great choice. Multi purpose and sports utility vehicles are in our fleet of low cost cars as well as more manageable compact, intermediate and economy vehicles. All you have to do is fill out a few details on our secure accredited website such as your address and method of payment we'll do the rest. The internet booking process has never been easier.

Saint Louis Airport Information

St. Louis Airport has the airport code STL and is also known as Lambert St Louis international Airport. This is the main airport for the state of Missouri in the United States and around 30 million passengers travel through it every year. There are four runways at St. Louis Airport so it can accommodate a lot of planes at any one time. The main terminal is terminal one but terminal two deals with all the international flights. From terminal two you can go to places such as Cancun, Puerto Vallarta with Aeromexico while terminal one has flights to places such as Atlanta and Orlando with Air Trans Airways. T

he airport, and our car hire services, serve the area of Greater St Louis. Because the airport is outside of the city limits you will definitely want to pick up one of our cheap car hire St. Louis Airport options to continue your journey. It is difficult to have much freedom in America without having a car. While Trans World Airlines had a hub at St. Louis Airport, South West airlines is actually the main carrier there.

TWA went bust in 1993. St. Louis Airport has had an interesting history with both the Wright Brothers and President Theodore Roosevelt paying it visits soon after its inception. By 1927 St. Louis Airport had become the first US airport to be owned by a municipality. After the war a new terminal was built at St. Louis Airport by a famous architect and the model was used to inspire the major airports in both Paris and New York.