San Antonio International Airport (SAT)

The San Antonio International Airport provides commercial airline service for the South Texas region. More than 8.5 million passengers fly into and out of historic San Antonio each year, visiting more than 35 non-stop domestic and international destinations on 10 airlines. The International Airport itself is an economic generator for the region, supporting over 97,500 jobs and providing nearly $1.6 billion in annual earnings for workers and proprietors. SAT is owned and operated by the City of San Antonio.- Built in July 1941 as a military base and became a commercial airport in 1953.- Over 2,600 acres with two terminals- 10 domestic and international airlines provide regular commercial service- Over 30 non-stop domestic and international destinationsRunways:- All-weather Runway 12R/30L is 8,502 feet long & 150 feet wide.- All-weather Runway 4/22 is 8,505 feet long & 150 feet wide.- General Aviation Runway 12L/30R is 5,519 feet long and 100 feet wide- A Federal Inspection Station processes international flight arrivals. The station supports operations of the U.S. Dept. of Homeland Security and the U.S. Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service.LocationSan Antonio International Airport is located in Northern San Antonio, approximately eight miles or 15 minutes from the downtown area. Loop 410 and U.S. 281 are the two highways providing access to the main entry points.SizeSAT covers 2,600 acres and is the primary airport serving the San Antonio metropolitan area.TerminalsSAT is a two-terminal facility. Terminal B was completed inNovember 2010 and Terminal A completed renovation in 2015- Runway 12R/30L is 8,502 feet long & 150 feet wide.- Runway 4/22 is 8,505 feet long & 150 feet wide.- The airport also has one general aviation runway; Runway 12L/30R is 5,519 feet long and 100 feet wide.