Frequently Asked Questions

Each airline’s policy is different. Consult directly with your airline when you book your flight.

Check-In Times: For most flights, you can check in on the Frontier app starting 24 hours before your flight’s scheduled departure time. We recommend you arrive at least 2 hours before departure to ensure you are checked in and at the gate by the cutoff times. You must have your boarding pass printed and any baggage checked by the following cutoff times:

• Domestic Flights:  60 minutes before departure
• International Flights:  60 minutes before departure

Please be at the gate and ready to board no later than 45 minutes before departure.

You can check in 24 hours before your flight. Make sure to have the necessary travel documents if you’re traveling internationally, like your passport or visa. If a destination requires you to have a visa, you can verify it through the Travel-Ready Center or with a United agent at the airport.

• 30 minutes prior to scheduled departure time: We may begin boarding as early as 30 minutes prior to your flight’s scheduled departure time. We encourage all passengers to plan to arrive in the gate area no later than this time.
• 10 minutes prior to scheduled departure time: All passengers must obtain their boarding passes and be in the gate area available for boarding at least 10 minutes prior to your flight’s scheduled departure time. If not, Southwest may cancel your reserved space, and you will not be eligible for denied boarding compensation.

Check in up to 24 hours before departure, you can check in online. Select “Check In” in the page header or go to My Trips.

You will need to check in to get boarding pass(es) starting 24 hours before and up to 45 minutes prior to scheduled flight departure.

You can check in online or from the app starting 24 hours before and up to 45 minutes before your flight (90 for international).

• Check-in online 
• American Airlines app 

To check bags or check in at the airport, you must be there a certain amount of time before scheduled departure:

• Within the U.S. – 45 minutes
• To or from destinations outside the U.S. – 60 minutes

Motorcyclists pay and park in the same spaces as automobiles. The parking deck provides covered spaces at $13 per 24-hour period. All lots are secure, but all patrons park at their own risk.  You may park in any available parking space for as long as 90 days.

Don’t see your question answered here? Email us or call us at (501) 372-3439. We will respond as soon as possible.

Yes, the airport conducts a limited amount of student educational tours.

Pricing depends on the destination. For more information, see our Ground Transportation page: Ground Transportation | Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport Little Rock (clintonairport.com.).

Your airline may issue a concourse pass for someone to escort an unaccompanied minor child, an elderly person or someone with special needs through the security screening checkpoint and to the gate. You must still show valid government issued identification. Please contact your airline before your travel date to arrange a concourse pass.  Authority to issue a concourse pass rests solely with the airline.

You may pay for parking with cash or by credit card. Parking pricing and options are found here: Parking Options | Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport Little Rock (clintonairport.com.).

Please check your airlines’ website for fare information.

We recommend that you carry all medications (and valuables) in your carry-on bag. Please adopt the 3-1-1 liquids rule–all liquids, gels, aerosols, creams and pastes must be 3.4 oz (100ml) or less per container, and containers must be stored in a 1-quart clear plastic zip-top bag. Medication in liquid form is allowed in carry-on bags in excess of 3.4 ounces; the traveler should inform the TSA officer of these medically necessary liquids and separate them from other belongings before screening begins. Passengers are allowed to bring medications in pill or other solid form through security screening checkpoints in unlimited amounts, as long as they are screened. If a passenger does not want a medication X-rayed, he or she may ask for an inspection instead. This request must be made before screening begins. You may keep your medication on ice until it’s time to process through screening. Once at screening, the ice will need to be dumped. You can get more ice at one of the post-screening restaurants.

For more information on TSA’s rules regarding travel items: What Can I Bring? All | Transportation Security Administration (tsa.gov).

This service is provided by airlines. Please make your arrangements in advance when you book your flight. In the airport, call Customer Care at 501-375-1509 to request assistance.

Passengers 18 and over must show a photo ID issued by federal or state government that contains your name, date of birth, gender and an expiration date. See acceptable documents.

LIT airport is open 24/7 but airlines, concessions and rental cars have their own operating hours. The TSA checkpoint opens at 4 a.m. daily and airline ticket counters typically open around 3:30 a.m. for the first flights of the day.

Please arrive 2 hours prior to departure for check-in and security screening.

No. We do not sell cigarettes nor allow smoking anywhere in the terminal. Designated smoking areas are located outside in front of the terminal and on the east and west sides of the terminal.