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At time of publication, the San Jose International Airport serves Japan and Mexico, as well as many mainland U.S. cities and Hawaii. The airport is linked to a public transportation system that permits guests to travel to their conventional and business destinations easily by rail and bus or by taxi and shuttle services. Mineta San José Int'l Airport is owned and operated by the City of San Jose.

For those attending conference and conventions at San Jose's convention center, the taxi is quite affordable at well under $20 and takes only 10-15 minutes to travel between the airport and downtown San Jose where the convention center is located. By public transportation, you leave the airport on a bus and make one transfer to light rail which drops you off directly across the street from the convention center.

When staying at hotels downtown, you can see just how close the San Jose Airport s as you hear the flights begin each morning and look out your hotel window to see them overhead.

Although the San Jose International Airport is approximately one hour south of San Francisco, it is sometimes a preferred destination, experiencing less flight cancellations due to fog.

Norman Y. Mineta
San Jose International Airport Administrative Offices
1732 N. First Street #600
San Jose, CA 95112

Telephone
(408) 501-7600
 

Web: www.sjc.org