Southern California’s busiest single-runway airport, connecting the region to major domestic and international destinations.
San Diego International Airport (SAN) is located three miles northwest of downtown San Diego, serving as the primary commercial airport for the region and a key gateway to the U.S.–Mexico border. It offers extensive domestic service and growing international connectivity, with record passenger volumes in 2024.
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Passenger traffic increased by 3% year-over-year, reaching a new record in 2024[1].
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Employees include airline staff, ground services, concessions, security, and airport administration.
The ongoing Terminal 1 replacement project will expand gate capacity and enhance passenger amenities by 2028.
Deployment of biometric boarding, advanced baggage handling, and digital wayfinding improves efficiency and passenger flow.
Implementation of solar power, electric ground vehicles, and LEED-certified terminal construction supports environmental goals.
Collaborate with federal and state agencies to secure infrastructure funding and advance sustainability compliance.
Prioritize completion of Terminal 1 modernization and airfield improvements to address future demand.
Accelerate adoption of renewable energy and green operations to meet state and federal environmental standards.
