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San Antonio International works hard to make the travel experience easy and safe for all of its passengers. The airport is fully accessible to individuals with physical challenges, those traveling with infants and small children, the elderly and others with special needs. Please let us know if there is anything we can do to make your experience at SAT more comfortable.
San Antonio International (SAT) is designed for maximum accessibility, mobility, comfort, and convenience for all passengers and visitors. The airport follows ADA requirements and strives to provide facilities that enable everyone to move through the facility safely and efficiently.
SAT is accessible in the following ways: automatic doors, crosswalks, curb cuts, ramped access, level flooring, entrances, and elevators. Braille buttons are located in elevators and outside all doors/emergency exits. Airline ticket counters, point-of-sale counters, restrooms, drinking fountains, ATMs, and public seating areas are accessible. |
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Family restrooms are located in Terminal 1. Locations are on Level 1, across from the Baggage Claim Area and on Level 2 adjacent to Gate 12. Each family restroom has changing stations and seating for adults and children.
Other men's and women's restrooms have three levels of accessible stalls: one with a sink and toilet, one that accommodates a wheelchair, and one equipped with side rails for assistance in sitting and standing. |
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We hope the following information will help you plan your trip and provide a stress free start to your journey.
The San Antonio International Airport welcomes your comments and feedback about accessibility. Please send us your comments using our online Feedback. Reason for feedback field, please select "ADA Accessibility" from the pull-down menu and use the comment box to enter your feedback. |