San Angelo Regional Airport

San Angelo Regional Airport, locally known as Mathis Field, opened in the 1940s and operates a single modest terminal that serves San Angelo and the wider Concho Valley. This compact regional airport is important for business and leisure travelers seeking convenient access to West Texas, handling general aviation, charter flights and limited scheduled service by regional carriers into major hub airports. Ground connections are straightforward—roughly a 10–15 minute drive to downtown San Angelo—with rental cars, taxis, rideshares and occasional shuttle options but minimal public transit. On-site parking and facilities are generally affordable, though airfares can be higher when routes are limited; SJT is not a major hub but supports regional airline operations.