San Antonio Airport Arrival Alerts
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SAT
Passengers/Year
10 million
Terminals
Terminal A, Terminal B
Exit Time
15-25 minutes after landing
About
Arriving at San Antonio International Airport
San Antonio International is a manageable two-terminal airport located just 8 miles north of the city's famous River Walk district. Terminal A handles most domestic carriers, while Terminal B serves additional airlines. Each terminal has its own arrivals curb.
The airport is easily reached via US-281 or Loop 410, and the drive from most parts of the city is straightforward. Passengers typically clear baggage claim quickly at this mid-sized airport. A landing alert ensures you're pulling up right when they step outside.
Pickup tip
SAT is 8 miles north of downtown San Antonio. The two terminals have separate pickup areas—confirm which terminal before heading out. A landing text keeps your timing right.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions.
How far is San Antonio airport from downtown?
SAT is about 8 miles north of downtown San Antonio, roughly a 15-minute drive in normal traffic.
How long to exit SAT after landing?
Plan for 15-20 minutes for domestic arrivals. Both terminals are compact and efficient.
Is there a cell phone lot at San Antonio airport?
Yes, SAT has a free cell phone waiting lot on Wetmore Road near the terminal entrance.
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