TRANSPORTATION
Railroads
Union Pacific (UP)
Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNSF)
AMTRAK

Air
Two city owned airports serve the city: International Airport and Stinson Field (Stinson Field is for general aviation only).

Commercial service provided by Aerolitoral, Aeromar, Mexicana, American, America West Airlines, Continental, Delta, Northwest, Southwest, TWA and United.

Commuter service provided by Conquest.

The airport has two cargo facilities, both of which possess Foreign Trade Zone designation. The newest cargo facility is located on a 29-acre tract which includes an aircraft parking apron and building sites for additional warehouse space. The cargo area can be expanded to 44 acres to accommodate future growth.

Kelly Air Force Base
Slated for closure and transformation into a multi-faceted, commerical industrial/business complex run by the City of San Antonio, Kelly AFB will be divided into five separate zones, each with a specific industrial focus. Its many advantages are east-west and north-south crossroads, rail service, multiple airports, direct access to shipping ports, and millions of square feet of warehouse, storage and manufacturing space. This multi-modal, air-industrial complex has already attracted aerospace giants such as Boeing, Lockheed-Martin and Pratt & Whitney.

Passenger Bus Service
Greyhound/Trailways, Kerrville Bus Company and Valley Transit.

Public Transportation
VIA Metropolitan Transit is funded through a one-half cent sales tax, fare box revenues and federal funds. VIA operates a fleet of 498 buses and carried 37.4 million passengers in 1998. There are eight Park & Ride facilities around the city and 138 vehicles for elderly and handicapped passengers.