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SAT Terminal Maps & Guide

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Welcome to your ultimate guide to navigating San Antonio Airport. Whether you're looking for terminal maps, dining options, or tips for a smooth journey, we've got you covered. Explore the amenities and services at SAT to make your travel experience as seamless as possible.

Airport Terminal Maps

Do you know your specific departure or arrival terminal at San Antonio Airport? Select it from the list of terminal maps below, and use the interactive map to find all available amenities, and even navigate to them, or to another terminal if you're connecting at the airport.

SAT Airport Terminal Map: First, scroll down on this page to the map image. Then, tap or click on the image or button to choose your terminal or locate parking facilities. A window will open with an interactive map, allowing you to pan and zoom to a specific terminal or concourse, gate, or amenity. You can also use the search feature to highlight the location on the map of gates, restaurants, lounges, security checkpoints, baggage claim areas and more. In addition, get directions from one location to another, which is very handy when you know your arrival and departure gate for a connection!

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San Antonio Airport SAT Terminal Overview Map

San Antonio Airport Terminal Map

Getting Around SAT Airport

San Antonio International Airport features two main terminals: Terminal A and Terminal B. Terminal A is the larger of the two, housing 17 gates and serving the majority of the airport's airlines, including all international carriers. Terminal B, with its recent expansion, now offers 10 gates and primarily serves domestic flights. Both terminals are designed to facilitate easy navigation for travelers.

To move between the terminals, passengers can take advantage of clearly marked pedestrian pathways. Inside Terminal A, you will find updated food courts, new signage, and modern terrazzo floors, enhancing the overall travel experience. Terminal B offers amenities such as the United Club located between gates B3 and B5, and a USO lounge on the arrivals level near baggage claim.

Key tips for getting around the airport include:

  • Follow the clearly marked signs to navigate between gates and terminals.
  • Take note of the locations of amenities such as lounges and food courts in both terminals.
  • If you need assistance, airport staff are available throughout the terminals to help with directions and information.
By familiarizing yourself with the layout and amenities of both terminals, you can ensure a smoother and more efficient journey through the airport.

Explore the full list of airlines and terminal locations at SAT for an easier airport experience.

Frequent Flier Terminal Tips

To help you navigate the airport terminals with ease, we’ve gathered the best advice and tips from SAT-based frequent travelers, flight attendants, pilots, and airport staff. Their first-hand insights will guide you through the terminals for a smoother journey. Here’s what they have to say:

Navigating the Airport

"If you're flying out of Terminal A, make sure to use the interactive maps available on the airport's website. They are incredibly detailed and can help you find amenities like restrooms and food courts quickly." — Maria G., San Antonio, TX, December 2023

"For those with connecting flights, the pedestrian pathways between Terminal A and Terminal B are clearly marked and easy to follow. This can save you a lot of time, especially during peak hours." — David R., Alamo Heights, TX, February 2024

Amenities & Services

"Don’t miss the United Club in Terminal B if you need a quiet place to work or relax. It’s between gates B3 and B5 and offers complimentary snacks and beverages." — Lisa H., Olmos Park, TX, March 2024

"Terminal A has some great dining options like La Gloria for Mexican cuisine. It's a good idea to grab a meal before your flight, especially if you're on a long-haul." — Carlos M., Terrell Hills, TX, June 2024

Security

"Arrive at least two hours before your flight, especially if you’re flying out of Terminal A. The security lines can get long, but they move fairly quickly." — Michael B., Castle Hills, TX, April 2024

"If you have TSA PreCheck, use the dedicated lanes in both Terminal A and Terminal B. It’s a real time-saver and makes the security process much smoother." — Emily S., Kirby, TX, July 2024

Baggage

"Make sure to label your bags clearly, especially if you’re arriving internationally. The baggage claim area in Terminal A can get quite busy, and clear labeling helps you spot your bags quickly." — John K., Windcrest, TX, May 2024

"For those with heavy luggage, there are plenty of baggage carts available near the carousels in both Terminal A and Terminal B. They’re a lifesaver!" — Anna T., Universal City, TX, September 2024

iFly Tip: Make your next trip easier by choosing the right check-in option.

Security & Screening

In this section, you will learn about the locations of security checkpoints, fast track lanes, passport and immigration control, TSA and TSA PreCheck points, and Global Entry enrollment centers. Additionally, you will find information on the CLEAR service for expedited security, a limited-time offer for CLEAR membership, and details on how to enroll or renew your TSA PreCheck membership for faster travel. This comprehensive guide will help you navigate the security and screening processes efficiently.

Locations of Security Checkpoint(s)

San Antonio Airport has multiple security checkpoints located in both Terminal A and Terminal B. In Terminal A, there are two security checkpoints located near Gates 1-7 and Gates 8-12. In Terminal B, there are also two security checkpoints located near Gates 13-18 and Gates 19-24. It is recommended that passengers arrive at the airport at least two hours before their scheduled departure time to allow enough time to go through security.

Fast Track Lanes and Locations

SAT Airport offers a TSA PreCheck program for eligible passengers, which allows them to use the dedicated TSA PreCheck lanes and go through security more quickly. The TSA PreCheck lanes are located at both security checkpoints in Terminal A and Terminal B. In addition, the airport also offers a Clear program, which provides expedited security screening for members at a separate lane. The Clear lane is located at the security checkpoint near Gates 1-7 in Terminal A. Passengers can sign up for these programs online or at the airport.

Passport & Immigration Control Locations

The airport has a U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) facility located in Terminal A for international arrivals. Passengers will go through passport and immigration control at this facility before collecting their luggage and exiting the airport. The CBP facility is open daily from 10:00am to 8:00pm. It is recommended that passengers check with their airline for specific instructions and requirements for international travel.

TSA and TSA Pre Checkpoints

SAT has TSA and TSA Pre Checkpoints to ensure the safety and security of all passengers. TSA Pre Check is available for eligible passengers who have completed a background check and are considered low-risk travelers. This program allows passengers to go through security checkpoints without removing shoes, belts, and certain liquids from their carry-on bags. Passengers who do not have TSA Pre Check can still go through the regular TSA checkpoint, which may require additional screening measures.

Get the latest airport wait time information by clicking here for TSA wait times.

Global Entry Locations

San Antonio Airport has a Global Entry Enrollment Center located in Terminal A, near baggage claim. Global Entry is a program that allows expedited clearance for pre-approved, low-risk travelers entering the United States. This program requires a background check and an in-person interview at an enrollment center. In addition to San Antonio Airport, there are over 50 other enrollment centers located throughout the United States, including major airports and border crossings.

CLEAR Lane Locations

CLEAR Plus lanes are located at the main terminal near the security checkpoint.

To learn about the operating hours of CLEAR Plus and other security checkpoints, visit our Security Wait Times page.

Limited Time CLEAR Offer

In partnership with iFly, you can now get CLEAR for 2 months free! You can enjoy the convenience of CLEAR on your next trip without the hassle and stress of long lines at the TSA checkpoint. Enrollment is fast and easy.

Ready to Renew or Enroll in TSA PreCheck* for Faster Travel?

Renew Your TSA Pre Membership

Is your TSA PreCheck membership expiring soon? Renew your 5-year membership online with ease through this exclusive iFly offer. Continue to enjoy the benefits of faster airport security, including shorter lines and the convenience of not having to remove shoes, belts, or laptops. Don’t wait—Renew today!

Enroll in TSA PreCheck

If you’re new to TSA Pre, now is the perfect time to enroll! Take advantage of this offer to join the program and start enjoying stress-free travel. With PreCheck, you’ll breeze through airport security with shorter lines and no need to remove shoes, belts, or laptops. Enroll Now!

*TSA Precheck is available to U.S. citizens, U.S. nationals, and lawful permanent residents.

iFly Tip: Make sure your baggage is processed without delays by checking baggage cutoff times.

Food, Shops & Services

SAT offers a variety of food and shopping options to keep travelers satisfied during their journey. Terminal A has a selection of restaurants and cafes, including Starbucks, Dunkin' Donuts, and La Gloria, which serves Mexican cuisine. For those looking for a quick bite, there are also snack bars and vending machines available.

Terminal B also has a range of dining options, such as Mission City Icehouse, which serves Texan-style food and drinks, and Sbarro, which offers Italian cuisine. In addition to food, Terminal B has a variety of shops, including Hudson News, which sells books, magazines, and souvenirs, and Tech on the Go, which offers electronics and accessories. Both terminals have ATMs, currency exchange services, and charging stations for electronic devices, among other amenities.

San Antonio Airport provides travelers with a comfortable and convenient experience, with plenty of food and shopping options, as well as amenities to make their journey more enjoyable. Whether you're looking for a quick snack or a last-minute souvenir, the airport has something for everyone.

For a full guide to dining and retail options, check out our restaurants and shops info.

Baggage Claim Areas

SAT has two baggage claim areas located in Terminal A and Terminal B. Both areas are easily accessible from the arrival gates and are equipped with baggage carousels to help passengers retrieve their luggage. The airport staff is available to assist passengers with any questions or concerns regarding baggage claim.

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San Antonio Terminal Q&A

Scroll down on this page to the map image and click on it to access the interactive terminal maps.
You can use the clearly marked pedestrian pathways to move between Terminal A and Terminal B.
Yes, click on the map graphic on this page to use the interactive maps.
Terminal A features updated food courts, new signage, and modern terrazzo floors. It also houses 17 gates and serves the majority of the airport's airlines, including all international carriers.
Terminal B offers amenities such as the United Club located between gates B3 and B5, and a USO lounge on the arrivals level near baggage claim. It has 10 gates and primarily serves domestic flights.
Terminal A has dining options like La Gloria for Mexican cuisine, while Terminal B offers places like Mission City Icehouse for Texan-style food. For a full guide, check out the restaurants and shops info on this page.
In Terminal A, there are security checkpoints near Gates 1-7 and Gates 8-12. In Terminal B, they are near Gates 13-18 and Gates 19-24.
SAT offers TSA PreCheck lanes in both terminals and a CLEAR lane at the security checkpoint near Gates 1-7 in Terminal
SAT has baggage claim areas in both Terminal A and Terminal B, easily accessible from the arrival gates.
Click on the map graphic on this page to use the interactive map, which allows you to get directions from one location to another within the airport.