Aviation Development
Aviation Development
San Bernardino International Airport (SBD) is a dynamic and rapidly growing aviation hub that exemplifies the transformative power of strategic aviation development. Situated in the heart of Southern California's Inland Empire, SBD has become a vital gateway for air cargo, passenger services, and general aviation while fostering economic growth and enhancing regional connectivity.
San Bernardino International Airport is poised for continued growth, with plans to further enhance its capabilities as a transportation hub. With a focus on innovation, sustainability, and community impact, SBD will continue to play a pivotal role in the Inland Empire’s economic development and global connectivity.
San Bernardino International Airport stands as a model of strategic aviation development, leveraging its resources and partnerships to deliver exceptional services while driving regional growth and opportunity.
Key Aspects of Aviation Development at SBD
Infrastructure Expansion
SBD has made significant investments in expanding its infrastructure to support diverse aviation activities. This includes a modernized runway capable of accommodating large aircraft, expanded aprons for cargo and passenger operations, and state-of-the-art facilities tailored for both commercial and private aviation.
Air Cargo and Logistics Nexus
As e-commerce continues to drive demand for rapid logistics, SBD has emerged as a premier air cargo nexus. Partnerships with major cargo carriers have led to the development of advanced cargo facilities, and expanded flight schedules, making SBD a critical link in global supply chains.
Luxivair SBD: World-Class FBO
Luxivair SBD, the airport’s fixed-base operator (FBO), provides unparalleled services for general aviation and business travelers. Its luxurious amenities, including concierge services, conference rooms, and ground transportation, position SBD as a preferred destination for private and corporate aviation.
Sustainability and Innovation
SBD is committed to sustainable development, integrating resourceful practices into its operations. Energy-efficient systems, waste reduction programs, and efforts to minimize noise and emissions are key components of the airport’s long-term environmental strategy. San Bernardino International Airport is the proud recipient of the EPA’s 2024 Federal Facility Excellence in Site Reuse for Base Realignment and Closure Award: Former Norton Air Force Base.
Air Service Development
SBD proudly welcomed Breeze Airways in August 2022, launching first ever scheduled passenger service with flights to San Francisco and Provo, Utah. The airport’s strategic Southern California location offers air carriers easy access to nearly 5-million residents in the Inland Empire.
Community and Economic Impact
SBD serves as a significant economic driver for the region, contributing to thousands of jobs in aviation, logistics, and related industries. The airport also collaborates with local organizations to ensure that its development aligns with regional developments, fostering a strong sense of regional pride and collaboration.