Travel to Washington State University

Airports

WSU and Pullman are served by the Pullman-Moscow Regional Airport (airport code PUW). Alaska Airlines and its subsidiary, Horizon Air, schedule 4 daily flights from Seattle, Washington to Pullman, which are scattered throughout the day (the flight takes about an hour). This is probably the most convenient connection for international travelers. Because these commuter planes are small, we advise securing your reservations as soon as possible.

The Lewiston, Idaho Airport (LWS, 35 miles from Pullman), has daily flights from Boise, Idaho and Salt Lake City, Utah.

Spokane International Airport (GEG, 75 miles north of Pullman) is a major facility with flights to and from all areas of the U.S. daily.

Regrettably, there is no convenient shuttle service between either Lewiston or Spokane and Pullman. If you fly in and out of these airports, it may be necessary for you to rent a car to complete the trip to Pullman (the drive is about 1.5 hours from Spokane and 45 minutes from Lewiston).

Dates of Travel

Please plan to arrive in Pullman on June 8, as the Franceschi Symposium will start with registration and a morning session on June 9. Similarly, please arrange to remain in Pullman until June 11, as the Symposium will continue all day on June 10 and will culminate in a barbecue for participants.

Weather

Frequent updates on the weather and information on average conditions can be found here.

Travel Questions?

Contact Helen Miller for questions regarding travel at millerhm@wsu.edu.