Air cargo is taking off at SBD because global companies like UPS Airlines, FedEx Express, and Amazon Air increasingly find value in operating from the airport. SBD’s central location, adjacent to the cities of San Bernardino, Highland, Colton, Loma Linda, Redlands, and with growing numbers of people in its regional marketplace, make the airport an important hub for air cargo operators that want to reach their customers quickly.
SBD and its partners’ operational and developmental investments include:
Commercial cargo aircraft are expected to land on Runway 24 occasionally, when seasonal on-shore wind conditions are present.
Community members located east of SBD that are not used to seeing and hearing aircraft overhead may notice an occasional change in the flight pattern.
New-age jet aircraft approved to land on Runway 24 meet the federal government’s stringent standards for noise reduction. Additionally, landing aircraft are typically quieter compared to departing aircraft as less power is utilized.
There are two ways that community members can easily report concerns about SBD-related flight operations:
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