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Basketball and golf tournaments, plus Fiesta, will likely attract thousands more people to the Alamo City in April and May.
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The allegations are part of a lawsuit that accuses San Antonio officials of unlawfully excluding Southwest Airlines from gate assignments in San Antonio International Airport's new Terminal C.
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The San Antonio International Airport announced on Tuesday a new program that would allow a select few people without tickets to move past the security checkpoints and meet their air travelers at their gates or accompany them before saying goodbye.
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The expansion has been years in the making and will add over 850,000 square feet to the airport's footprint.
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The busiest travel time of the year is coming up and the San Antonio International Airport has been working on some improvements to the local flying experience. This includes direct flights, an A.I. parking garage and more.
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SAT has partnered with Metropolis Technologies, an artificial intelligence parking network company launched in 2017 that now has more than 4,000 locations across North America.
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The city's elected leaders and the entire congressional delegation battled for years to make such flights possible between the two cities, often pointing to the need to better connect 'Military City USA' with the Pentagon in the nation's capital.
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The Dallas-based airline filed a lawsuit on Thursday against the City of San Antonio over disputes in a long-term lease agreement with the San Antonio International Airport.
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University Health reported that all of its 'locations remain open and patients should know that all appointments are proceeding as scheduled.' The Bexar County Tax Assessor Collector's office said that it was unable to conduct motor vehicle transactions.
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American Airlines has placed a formal bid with the Federal Aviation Administration to create a new nonstop route between San Antonio and Reagan International Airport, also known as DCA. San Antonio is the largest city in the U.S. without a direct flight to the nation's capital.