San Diego International Airport (SAN), also known as Lindbergh Field, serves the San Diego metropolitan area. It is located 3 miles from downtown San Diego, and 20 miles north of the Mexican border. San Diego International is the world's second-busiest single-runway airport, after London Gatwick, handling some 18.3 million passengers in 2007. San Diego is also the largest metropolitan area in the US not to serve as a hub for any major airline. Leading passenger operators at San Diego International Airport are Southwest, American and Delta. There are three adjacent terminal buildings: The numbered Terminals 1 and 2, and the Commuter Terminal.

Airport Information San Diego

• Location: San Diego International Airport is located 3 miles northwest of the central San Diego business district.
• Address: San Diego International Airport, Terminal 1, 3665 N. Harbor Drive, San Diego, CA 92101
• Telephone Number: 619-400-2404
• Time Zone: Pacific Standard Time (PST)
• Eating & Drinking: Food courts are located past security in both main terminals, while the Commuter Terminal offers travelers a café. Terminals 1 and 2 feature international chains such as McDonald's and Starbucks alongside locally influenced eateries and other restaurants, bars and cafés.
• ATM: Eight Bank of America ATMs located throughout San Diego International airport (landside only in the Commuter Terminal). Bureau de change is available landside in Terminal 1 (7:30 a.m. to 8 p.m.), airside in Terminal 2 (5:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon).
• WiFi: San Diego International Airport provides free WiFi access throughout the terminals.
• Shopping: Shopping at the commuter terminal is limited to a newsstand. A slightly larger range is offered at Terminal 1, but Terminal 2 has the by far the largest selection of shops carrying essentials, gifts and accessories. There is no duty-free shop at San Diego International Airport.
• Luggage: Baggage carts are available throughout the airport for a $2 fee (cash and credit cards accepted). The Lost and Found Office is located in the Terminal 2 baggage claim are. It can be reached on 619-400-2140 during office hours, 8:00 a.m. to noon and 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. daily.
• Airport Hotels: The airport is close enough to downtown San Diego for there to be few hotels directly adjacent to the airport. Among the closest are: Sheraton San Diego Hotel & Marina (619-291-2900), San Diego Airport Hilton (619-291-6700), Days Inn San Diego Airport Convention Center/Harbor View‎ (619-232-1077), Holiday Inn San Diego - On the Bay‎ (619-232-3861), Marina Inn and Suites‎ (619-232-7551).
• Disabled Travelers: All levels are connected by elevators equipped with lowered control panels and Braille signage, and all restrooms contain at least one larger stall with grab bars.
• Lounges: The following airlines provide lounges at San Diego International Airport for business and first class travelers: American Airlines Admirals Club, Terminal 2 (airside), Delta Crown Room, Terminal 2, between Gates 37 and 38, United Red Carpet Room, Terminal 1, Mezzanine Level.
• Parking: Short-term parking is available in front of each terminal, with places reserved for pick-up, drop off and stays under one hour. Look for these specially marked spaces at Terminals 1 and 2. Rates begin at $2 for 30 minutes, rising to $21 for the first day and $26 for each subsequent day. SAN Park operates three long-term parking lots nearby, all connected to the terminals by shuttle buses. Addresses are: 3015 North Harbor Drive, 2395 McCain Road, and 3302 Pacific Highway. Rates range from $10 to $16 per day. Parking services can be reached day and night on 619-291-2087.
• Directions & Transportation: For those traveling by car, the I-5 links San Diego International Airport to downtown San Diego, and connects to I-8, I-15 and I-805. There is no rail service to San Antonio international airportbut public transportation to the airport is provided by the Metropolitan Transit System's Flyer Route No. 992, a bus that connects San Diego International Airport to downtown locations, including Amtrak and local rail stations, in around ten minutes. The bus stops at all terminals, and the one-way fare is $2.25 (exact change only). A number of shuttle bus and limousine services also operate. Taxi stands are located outside each terminal. Rates to the downtown San Diego Cruise Ship Terminal begin at $8.
• Website: http://www.san.org/