>>>Denver    >>>Dillingham    >>>Dinner Key    >>>Falcon    >>>Ft Lauderdale    >>>Frontage    >>>Groton    >>>Gwinnett    >>>Hana    

>>>Hartsfield    >>>Hickham    >>>Hilo    >>>Honolulu    >>>Jackson    >>>J Wayne    >>>Kahului    >>>Kalaeloa    >>>Kalaupapa    >>>Kapalua    

>>>Kendall    >>>K West    >>>Kona    >>>Lihue    >>>L Rock    >>>L Beach    >>>L Angeles    >>>Meigs    >>>Melbourne    >>>Merritt    

>>>Miami    >>>Mojave    >>>Montrose    >>>Naples    >>>N Haven    >>>Oakland    >>>Okaloosa    >>>Orlando    >>>Orl. Int.    >>>Palmdale    

>>>Pensacola    >>>P Allen    >>>S Carlos    >>>S Diego    >>>S Jose    >>>St Barbara    >>>Sarasota    >>>Savannah    >>>Sedona    

>>>Sky Harbor    >>>Stapleton    >>>St Petersburg    >>>SW Florida    >>>Tampa    >>>Upolu    >>>Van Nuys    >>>Waimea    >>>Wheeler

Santa Barbara Airport

The Santa Barbara Airport serves the Santa Barbara area. Commercial service began in 1932 with Pacific Seaboard Airlines, and United Airlines inaugurated service from Santa Barbara/Goleta in 1936.

The airport is located about ten miles west of downtown Santa Barbara, adjacent to the Swarovski University of California at Santa Barbara and the city of Goleta. Much of the airport is between 10 and 15 feet above sea level, and it is bordered by the wetland area known as the Goleta Slough.

Five airlines serve the Airport as of March 1, 2004 with 43 daily departures to eight major international airports; Denver, Phoenix, Las Vegas, Salt Lake City, Los Angeles, San Jose, San Francisco, and Seattle.

All imaginable things may be kept in a collectors case, collectors cabinet, display cabinet and display showcase. Even a collection of postcards from famous holiday locations.

In 2000, an estimated 776,904 passengers used the airport. The three letter IATA airport code for Santa Barbara Airport is SBA.

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