SBN Airport Contact
4477 Progress Drive South Bend, IN 46628
United States Phone: 5742332185 Email: info@sbnair.com Website for South Bend Regional Airport: http://www.sbnair.com
SBN Airport Overview
South Bend Regional Airport SBN is located a few miles south of the City of South Bend, in the very northern part of the State of Indiana and close to the state border of Michigan, as well as within a 35-mile drive west to the shores of Lake Michigan. The airport has easy access to Interstate 80/90 and to State Hwy 20/31. South Bend is home to famed Notre Dame University and four other universities/colleges. Thanks to a multi-modal transportation complex in the Michiana Region, South Bend Regional Airport is the only small airport in the United States featuring air, interstate rail, and interstate bus services at one multi-modal terminal location.
A number of major airlines serve the airport with direct flights to major hubs, affording passengers easy connections to all points in the US and overseas. Currently the passenger terminal offers the following amenities: Fee-based Wi-Fi internet access throughout the Airport; Air Host/Cafe SBN (574-289-8786); Sugar & Spice--a candy store; the Gift Shop (574-289-8786); and the Business Center (west of door F & free to all business travelers) offering WiFi access, laptop charging stations, work desks and comfortable chairs. Overnight parking is allowed in the short-term, long-term and economy lots. To get to the City and beyond, you have many choices: rent a car, use taxi, door-to-door shuttle, hotel shuttle, bus or train service. The South Shore railroad station is located right in the Airport.
Due to increasing passenger numbers, construction to expand the passenger terminal have started and should be completed by 2011. The new 45,000 square foot concourse expansion will include 5 new gates, dining room, lounge and gift shop and a children’s room, and will consolidate passenger screening operations into a single expanded location. The expansion will extend from the east side of the Concourse A holding room past the existing Concourse C walkway, which will be demolished. An arching translucent panel roof will provide bright daylight and large windows.