Advantage Expands Location at Salt Lake City Airport
Advantage Rent A Car, operator of the Advantage and EZ Rent-A-Car brands (AEZ), has opened a new and expanded rental car facility at Salt Lake City International Airport.
AEZ Rent A Car's new and expanded rental facililty at Salt Lake City International Airport. Photo courtesy of Advantage.
AEZ Rent A Car's new and expanded rental facililty at Salt Lake City International Airport. Photo courtesy of Advantage.
Advantage Rent A Car, operator of the Advantage and EZ Rent-A-Car brands (AEZ), has opened a new and expanded rental car facility at Salt Lake City International Airport.
“Expanding SLC is a logical, strategic choice for AEZ,” said Scott Davido, president of AEZ. “Utah is the home of ‘Life Elevated,’ boasting five national parks, seven national monuments and ‘The Greatest Snow on Earth,’ making it one of the top all-season recreational, sporting, and commercial regions in the United States. Expanding our SLC station will accelerate AEZ’s current growth trend and strengthen our national footprint.”
AEZ now serves 23 of the 25 largest airports in the U.S., according to the company.
“With more than 330 flights depart daily to more than 90 non-stop destinations, including London-Heathrow, Amsterdam and Paris, SLC also is a superb gateway city for our partner rental company, Europcar,” said Davido.
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