SAF Airport Overview
The Santa Fe Municipal Airport SAF is located close to State Hwy 599 and accessible through I-25 (Exit 276), nine miles southwest of Santa Fe, a New Mexico city renowned for its many restaurants and art galleries and Spanish-style buildings. Due to the airport’s FAA classification, it cannot handle commercial aircraft with more than 30 passenger seats on a regular basis. Aside from charter flights frequenting the Airport, commercial airline service resumed in June 2009. Currently American Eagle offers a daily service to Dallas-Fort Worth, and soon will start a second daily flight, and in mid-November American Eagle will start a daily flight to Los Angeles.
The passenger terminal, built in 1957 and recently renovated, is home to the Santa Fe Airport Grill, offering breakfast and lunch service--generally between 7:30am-3pm, and also provides catering service for all private flights. Avis and Hertz rental car agencies are located within the passenger terminal.
Overnight / Long-term parking is available for $3/day in front of the terminal building. You are asked to fill out an airport parking envelope, place the appropriate parking fee in the envelope by cash or check, place the top cover on your car's windshield and deposit the envelope with your parking fee in the parking box located at either the north end of the parking lot, or inside the terminal building near the courtesy phone advertisement board.
To get fromt he Airport to your destination you have the following options: The Capital City Cab Company provides taxi services between the Airport and the City for individuals. You can use the courtesy phone inside the terminal building. Shuttle Services between the Airport and various Santa Fe hotels and other locations are available from Roadrunner Shuttle Service. Shuttle service is also available to Los Alamos and Espanola. Many area hotels also provide their own courtesy shuttles. Shuttles meet all arriving flights.