As soon as you see them, you feel the hospitality. There ’ s something special about the San Antonio International Airport Ambassadors, a friendly group of volunteers looking out for you. If passengers need directions, Ambassadors will point the way. If guests need assistance, these airport volunteers will lend a hand. Whether directing passengers to a connecting flight, helping to reunite long-lost loves or families, or even taking snapshots for people, there is no task too challenging for SAT ’ s ambassadors. Become one today and feel the gratitude of the thousands of SAT visitors.

You ’ ll be in great company! There are approximately 120 Ambassadors and they are recognized for their service of excellence. Ambassador service to the airport community and the traveling public is based on volunteers caring about excellent help to airport visitors and providing well-informed assistance.

With the increase in passenger air travel and construction of a new terminal, parking and roadway ahead, the Airport Police Division has had to draw on non-traditional resources in order to meet its mandate of providing a safe and secure environment for the traveling public and employees. Volunteers in Airport Policing (V.A.P.) was designed to help with that number one priority.

The idea is to recruit and train community volunteers to support current law enforcement and security personnel and place them in positions where they could be extra eyes and ears for the Airport Police. Some of the V.A.P. volunteer duties will consist of recognizing and reporting security violations, suspicious activity, assist with traffic control, patrol the parking areas, terminals and perimeter, issue parking violations, assist in special projects and unusual occurrences, and administrative support. In addition to increasing security, the program will also help enhance the division customer service level. The Volunteers in Airport Policing program is now actively seeking qualified volunteers.