Salt Lake City International Tower KSLC
Salt Lake City International airport traffic control tower (KSLC) is operated by the FAA and is open 24 hours. Its radio call is "Salt Lake City Tower". Approach and departure control come from Salt Lake City Approach, radio call "Salt Lake City Approach".
Services published by the FAA
- ARTS-IIIA
- CLASS B
- CONFLICT ALERT
- CPDLC (LOGON KUSA)
- MSAW
- PDC
- TDWR
ATIS
- D-ATIS, 24 hours
FAA remarks
- ASDE-X IN USE. OPERATE TRANSPONDERS WITH ALTITUDE REPORTING MODE AND ADS-B (IF EQUIPPED) ENABLED ON ALL AIRPORT SURFACES.
- SALT LAKE ARTCC (ZLC) FREQS 128.55/269.175 (GRASSY MOUNTAIN RCAG) USED FOR SKEES RNAV STAR AND YUTES RNAV STAR.
Airport
Salt Lake City International Airport (KSLC): runways and frequencies. See KSLC live in 3D
Pay level
The FAA rates this facility level 10 on its scale of 4 to 12. Busier, more complex facilities get higher levels, and higher levels pay more. A fully certified controller at a level 10 facility was paid between $117,827 and $159,065 a year in 2025, before the local cost-of-living addition. Overtime, night and Sunday pay come on top.
Level: National Academies (2025), The Air Traffic Controller Workforce Imperative, Appendix C, Table C-2, which reproduces FAA data with staffing as of September 23, 2023; the FAA may have changed the level since. Pay range: FAA pay band table effective January 12, 2025, as posted by NATCA.
Source
FAA National Airspace System Resource (NASR) data, 28-day cycle effective 2026-10-01 (FAA NASR subscription). Facility data changes every 28 days; check current FAA publications before flight.
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