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All airport access roadways previously closed due to flooding have been reopened. Please check your flight status with your airline before heading to the airport.

Flights are being delayed due to weather. Please contact your airline before coming to the airport.

UPDATE: Access to the airport can be achieved via Rosecrans Street to Eastbound North Harbor Drive. The Center Lane of the Airport Arrival Roadway on West Laurel Street has been reopened for traffic.

Leave extra time if coming to the airport this morning. Flooding is impacting roadways leading to SAN. Updates will be posted as available.

Santa is ready to travel ✈️

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SAN is expecting as many as 875,000 passengers traveling through the airport until Monday, December 1st for the #Thanksgiving travel period. With the busiest travel day expected to be Sunday, November 30. Plan ahead and safe travels!

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AIRPORT NEWS CENTER: Phase 1a of the new Terminal 1 is just the beginning. See what's in store for phase 1b of the new Terminal 1. bit.ly/4pfXQvc

🇺🇸 Thank you to our Veterans #veteransday #sandiegoairport

At this time, SAN has not been given a final list of affected flights or airlines impacted, but we are actively monitoring developments in coordination with the FAA and our airline partners.

Our focus remains on maintaining a safe, reliable travel experience and ensuring timely communication as national guidance evolves.

We encourage travelers to: •Download their airline’s app for real-time flight notifications and if applicable re-accommodation options. If your flight is scheduled to operate, arrive to the airport early for additional time for parking, security screening, and navigation.

We will provide the public with updates if we begin to see: •Delays or cancellations •Changes affecting peak travel periods •Staffing-related impacts

🧵Beginning Friday, November 7, at 12:01 am the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) will initiate a nationwide 10% reduction in flight operations at 40 high-volume airports. The FAA has indicated that domestic flight schedules may be adjusted as part of this effort.

Can you guess which questions our Airport Ambassadors receive the most? It's not 'What is San Diego's best beach?' 🌊 bit.ly/4qJwRJQ