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A good deal on a flight to Grand Rapids is around $302 round-trip. This fare is in the lowest 25% of round-trip prices searched on KAYAK, averaged across the cities most often searched as origins by KAYAK users.

Nonstop flight time to Grand Rapids varies depending on your departure city:

• From Boston: 2h 13m
• From Denver: 2h 20m
• From Austin: 2h 42m
• From Fort Lauderdale: 2h 58m
• From Miami: 3h 17m

Based on fares booked in the past 5 days, the cheapest flights to Grand Rapids are from Orlando, starting at $125 round-trip, and from Washington, D.C., starting at $179 round-trip.

Last-minute fares to Grand Rapids (booked within 2 weeks of departure) are typically 21% higher than the average round-trip fare of $407.

Delta operates the most flights from the United States to Grand Rapids at 112 per week, while United Airlines is the airline most often selected by KAYAK users searching for flights from the United States to Grand Rapids. The two are often different because flight volume reflects an airline's schedule, while popularity reflects traveler choice.

Grand Rapids receives 59 flights per day and 412 per week from across the world. Chicago has the most flights to Grand Rapids, with 117 weekly flights.

The Crowne Plaza is a 4-star choice that is less than a 10-mile drive from Gerald R. Ford International Airport and a 15-minute drive from the popular Reeds Lake. The Baymont by Wyndham is a budget-friendly option that is an 8-minute drive to the airport and a 1-minute drive from Interstate 96, one of the most popular roads in the region.

If you forgot a traveling necessity, such as magazines or headphones, stop by one of the Grand Rapids Magazine Travel Stores located throughout the different terminals. If you instead are interested in purchasing souvenirs, pay a visit to A Touch of Grand Rapids, a shop that sells local goods, such as foods and jewelry.

MI Tap Room is a casual sit-down restaurant that has an American-style menu and a full-service bar. The Great American Bagel and Starbucks are both great choices for travelers that are short on time and would like to purchase some to-go items.

Gerald R. Ford International Airport is located approximately 13 minutes from the Grand Rapids Public Museum. If you are traveling between these two locations by car, the drive should take slightly less than 20 minutes without any additional traffic. Public transportation, such as the local bus system, will instead take you approximately 1 hour.

Atlanta is the busiest domestic route from GRR, operated by Delta Airlines. Delta Airlines also serves flights to Detroit and Minneapolis. Other routes commonly flown from GRR include Chicago, Charlotte, and Dallas/Fort Worth by American Airlines, Orlando, St. Pete/Clearwater, Florida, by Allegiant Air.

Grand Rapids Airport connects to the rest of the city via local bus route 27, operational Mondays through Fridays. The airport also connects to downtown Grand Rapids by the Rapid Public Bus Route 17 and Greyhound buses. You can catch these buses at the transit station near the commercial vehicle lane in front of the passenger terminal at the east end.

GRR offers car rental services on the first level of the parking garage. The airport has car rental agencies on-site, including Avis, Budget, Enterprise, Hertz, and National. The age limit for renting a vehicle at GRR is 18 years. Ensure you have a valid driver’s license and a major credit or debit card in your name to rent a car at GRR. You cannot rent a car at GRR using a learner’s permit.

GRR offers wheelchair assistance services to passengers with reduced mobility. The airport has autonomous wheelchairs that transit to and from the boarding gates. The airport has TDD phones in concourses A and B and at the top of the ramp to concourse A in the main terminal for passengers with hearing and visual impairments. The airport also offers door-to-door transit buses to persons with limited mobility who can’t ride fixed-route buses.