Flint is a sprawling city, spread over a wide area. Most locals use cars to get around their city. Visitors may find a rental car is the most useful option. The city’s Mass Transport Authority runs buses on 14 routes at a rate of two per hour and tickets are very reasonably priced. A bicycle trail, the Flint River Trail, is an ideal way to explore the river by bike.
Getting from the Airport to the City
Flint is served by Bishop International Airport (FNT), approximately 6 miles (10 km) from the city centre. Rental cars are available at the airport and taxis can be reserved in advance. The journey time to the city centre is about 15 minutes, depending on traffic. Buses of the Mass Transport Authority operate a once-per-hour service between the airport and the city centre, with a journey time of about 30 minutes, again subject to traffic.
Flint airport overview
Bishop International Airport (FNT) is situated just 7km (4 miles) from Flint, Michigan. The airport can handle international flights, but it gets most of its air traffic from within the United States and Canada.
The airport is well-stocked with shopping and dining facilities, as well as a number of other amenities such as bars, gift shops, and ATMs.
There are only a couple of airlines offering flights to Bishop International Airport. Major cities with flight connections to Flint include Detroit and Cleveland.
Many passengers choose to fly through smaller airports for a more personal experience – and fewer taxes and fees. Bishop International Airport currently offers the lowest average airfares in Michigan and its small size offers a more personal, welcoming experience.