San Antonio International Airport - SAT

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Located only eight miles away from San Antonio's downtown area, San Antonio Airport is attractively decorated-the main terminal features depictions of the city executed in tile-and has been recognized by J.D. Powers and Associates as finishing in second place in their 2007 Airport Satisfaction Study. San Antonio International outpaced all other "small-division" airports with the exception of Houston's Hobby Airport.

Fifteen airlines fly out of San Antonio's two terminals-Terminal 1 and Terminal 2-including AeroLittoral, American, America West, Continental, Comair, Delta, Express Jet, Frontier, Mexicana, Midwest, Northwest, Skywest, Southwest, United, and US Airways. These airlines offer nonstop service to some 31 destinations in both the U.S. and Mexico.

Internet access is available at the Never Too Late Business Center located in Terminal 1. The cost of service starts at $3.95 for 15 minutes, $6.95 per day, and $13.95 for a month.

Directions

To reach the airport from downtown San Antonio, follow state route 281 north and take the second airport exit. San Antonio offers directions from various locations to the airport via this URL: link

Each of the two terminals-Terminal 1 and Terminal 2-at San Antonio International is fully self-contained, with its own ticket counters, baggage claim, shopping and food options, security checkpoints, and flight gates. Each terminal is home to a different set of airlines.

Terminal 1

Terminal 1 houses the ticket counters and baggage claims for Southwest, Frontier Midwest, Citygate, Northwest, Mexicana, Delta/Comair, and United/Skywest. It has 16 gates numbered 1 -16. Gates used normally by airlines are as follows:

• Southwest - gates 7, 6, and 4
• Frontier Midwest - gate 1
• Citygate - gate 2
• Northwest - gate 10
• Mexicana - gate 11
• Delta/Comair - gates 12, 13, and 15
• United/Skywest- gate 16
• Southwest - gates 5 and 3
• Unassigned - gates 8 and 9.

Terminal 1 has two levels. On Level 1 are found the US Immigration and customs, as well as booths and kiosks for ground transportation options, and the baggage claim. On Level 2 are found all the flight gates, ticket counters, and all eating and shopping options.

Terminal 2

Terminal 2 houses the ticket counters and baggage claims for American, Continental, and America West. It has 11 gates numbered 30 - 41. Gates normally used by the airlines are as follows:

• American - gates 34, 35, 36, and 37
• Continental/America West - gates 30, 31, and 32

Terminal 2 has only one level.

Terminal Maps

Terminal 1

Terminal 2