Juneau International Airport parking lot improvements are now complete—including a new and easy-to-use parking payment system. Starting this week, drivers parking at the airport will take a ticket when they enter the lot and pay when they are ready to leave. You’ll no longer need to record your license plate or figure out how to pay for parking while hurrying to board your flight.

You can choose to pay in the terminal or at the exit, where contactless payment keeps cars moving and prevents bottlenecks. Just be sure to hold on to your ticket—you’ll need it to exit the parking lot.

• Pay at the parking lot exit

Payment stations at the parking lot exit accept credit cards with ­contactless tap, Apple Pay, and Google Pay. Scan the QR code on your ticket to start payment.

• Pay in the terminal

Payment kiosks inside the terminal accept cash and credit card (including swipe/chip insert). A kiosk is located on the first floor across from the Alaska Airlines ticketing desk. After you pay at the kiosk, you’ll have 15 minutes to exit the lot without additional charges.

If you run into problems entering or exiting the lot, use the call button (located on each gate) to ask for help. If you are in the terminal, the Republic Parking System office and staff are located near baggage claim behind the Travel Juneau booth.

Parking Rates

Parking rates are unchanged and your first 15 minutes in the short-term parking lot are still free. Just remember to pick the right lot when you park your car—a full day of parking costs only $16 in the long-term parking lot but $49 in the short-term lot!

Short-Term Parking Lot Rates

0-15 minutes               Free

16-60 minutes             $3.00

Each additional hour   $2.00

24 hours                      $49.00

Long-Term Parking Lot Rates

0-120 minutes             $5.00

Each additional hour   $1.00

Daily maximum           $16.00

For questions about using the parking system, contact Republic Parking System at (907) 789-2343.

Flights are operating as usual at the Juneau International Airport.

For a brief period on Sunday, February 18, the back-up fire truck at the Juneau International Airport was down. FAA regulations require two trucks to be functional at all times for jet traffic to land. Airport mechanics quickly repaired the situation and flights resumed operating normally.

For information on flights and other airport services, visit juneau.org/airport.