Are you traveling to or from San Diego and want to learn more about the city’s airport? See our guide to San Diego International and a map of the airport.
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HotelRoughly five kilometers from the heart of San Diego is San Diego International Airport. At the airport you find mainly domestic flights, even if there are also some international connections outside the country. San Diego International Airport is a hub for major airlines such as Southwest Airlines and Alaska Airlines. One interesting thing about the layout of San Diego Airport is that it has a single runway, which is quite unique for a major international airport.
Are you searching for a particular terminal or gate at San Diego International? Our map at the top of the page gives you a clear layout of the terminal locations. The airport is organized into two main terminals – Terminal 1 and Terminal 2. Both terminals are easily accessible via pedestrian walkways, and shuttles are available for convenient transport between them.
Terminal 1: This terminal primarily caters to Southwest Airlines and Frontier Airlines. Gates in Terminal 1 are labeled from 1A to 18, providing easy access to a wide range of domestic flights.
Terminal 2: Divided into East and West sections, Terminal 2 handles most of the international traffic at SAN Airport, along with domestic flights from airlines like Alaska Airlines and Delta Air Lines. Gates in this terminal are numbered from 20 to 51.
San Diego International Airport offers a wide selection of dining options, making sure there is something for all flavors. Whether you’re in the mood for a quick snack or a sit-down meal, you’ll find numerous options throughout the terminals. For detailed information on all dining choices, visit the airport’s official website using the link below.
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