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John Wayne Airport, Orange County (SNA) is Southern California's airport of choice. With a new, state-of-the-art terminal, first class passenger amenities and 5-star customer services, John Wayne Airport is the travel destination for visitors and residents alike. The airport serves more than 20 nonstop destinations in the U.S., Canada and Mexico, including 7 of the of the 10 largest U.S. cities. Located just minutes from world class beaches, shopping, theme parks, and hiking, John Wayne Airport is the aviation gateway to Orange County.
John Wayne Airport is owned and operated by the County of Orange, and is the only commercial airport and one of two general aviation airports in the county and is located approximately 35 miles south of Los Angeles, between the cities of Costa Mesa, Irvine and Newport Beach.
John Wayne Airport, Orange County (SNA)
18601 Airport Way
Santa Ana, CA 92707
Phone (949) 252-5200
info@ocair.com
http://www.ocair.com/
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While some airports can be difficult to navigate, John Wayne Airport operates only one main passenger terminal: the Thomas F. Riley Terminal. This passenger terminal is separated into Terminal A, Terminal B and Teminal C with departures on the upper level of both terminals and arrivals on the lower level. The airport offers more than a dozen non-stop destinations in the United States and Canada served by the following commercial airlines:
| Airline | Phone Number | Terminal |
| Alaska Airlines | (800) 426-0333 | A |
| Air Tran Airways American Airlines | (800) 247-8726 (800) 433-7300 | C A |
| Delta Air Lines | (800) 221-1212 | A |
| Delta Connection (Skywest) | (800) 221-1212 | A |
| Frontier Airlines | (800) 432-1359 | C |
| Southwest Airlines | (800) 435-9792 | C |
| United Air Lines | (800) UNITED-1 | B |
| US Airways | (800) 428-4322 | B |
| US Airways Express (Mesa) | (800) 428-4322 | B |
| WestJet | (888) 937-8538 | A |
On average, John Wayne Airport handles about 250 arrivals and departures a day and serves over 740,000 passengers every month, which is second only to LAX in the immediate Orange County area.
If you're driving to the airport, you have several options for parking. The available structures are A1, A2, B2 and C, but these structures can fill up quickly. If you'd like to park at the airport, but don't want to park your own car, the airport offers valet parking. A more affordable parking option is the Main Street Lot. This lot is off-site from the Riley Terminal, but offers the convenience of a free shuttle that leaves every 15 minutes. Get directions and find pricing by visiting www.ocair.com/parking.
If you're flying into John Wayne Airport, Orange County, it is recommended that you understand a bit about our vast area before you try and navigate the Orange County freeways. If you're going to the Disneyland Resort, it is easy to take the Disneyland Resort Express Bus for only $17 per person for a one-way trip. Explore airport shuttle options.
If you're not going to Disneyland, but will need to get to various places in Orange County, renting a car is suggested. Several rental car companies have counters right in the terminal. When you need to get to Anaheim, but don't need a rental, you can also find shuttle services, taxis, and limousine services on-site. Choose your ground transportation.
John Wayne Airport also offers passengers a variety of services and conveniences. In the Thomas F. Riley Terminal, you'll find stores like South Coast News, RipCurl as well as a variety of dining options including the Ruby's Diner or California Pizza Kitchen. Grab a coffee at Starbucks or a snack at McDonald's or Carl's Jr. Take advantage free Wi-Fi and power charging stations throughout the terminal gate areas or by visiting the American Airlines Admirals Club or the United Airlines Red Carpet Club (if already a member). Passengers will also find ATMs, a lost and found, and information booths in the Riley Terminal. Print a Riley Terminal Directory and find more services.
Interested in learning how to fly or already know? John Wayne Airport also functions as a general aviation airport, as well as a location for a few flight schools. So once you get to Orange County, you can also learn how to fly around the area. View flight schools.