No, if you are connecting to another flight (regardless if it is an American Airlines flight or a different airline) in Phoenix, your luggage will be checked through to your destination.
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Yes, you are able fly from Santa Fe to Dallas, Denver, and Phoenix every day.
Departing Santa Fe Regional Airport (SAF)
You may check flight times for Dallas and Phoenix at www.aa.com, and flights to Denver at www.unitedairlines.com.
Yes, from Phoenix you can connect to over 1,000 destinations with about 14,250 daily flights to over 150 countries throughout the American Airlines and Oneworld Alliance Global Network.
For more information about the Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, please visit www.skyharbor.com.
Most times you can expect the fares from Santa Fe to be competitive with the other airports that you may typically use, but remember the cost savings from travel, parking and time that will off-set the overall price of your trip.
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The code for the Santa Fe Regional Airport is SAF. It is important to remember this code when booking flights online or with a ticket or travel agent to easily access the flights available at the Santa Fe Regional Airport.
There are trained agents available at the airport before and after flights to assist customers with any needs that may arise. Also, many services are provided online for your convenience and can be accessed anytime at the Airlines site. For American Airlines to Dallas and Phoenix, go to www.aa.com or for United Airlines to Denver, visit www.united.com.
Absolutely, you can book your flight to or from Santa Fe using Travelocity, Expedia, or any of the other popular travel sites Just remember the airport code for the Santa Fe Regional Airport is (SAF).
The on-time rate is the same as Albuquerque and the cancellation rate is within 1% of Albuquerque.
Yes, no matter the size of the airport or number of passengers boarding the plane, TSA must adhere to strict security regulations. You must be at the airport at least one hour in advance of your flight to check-in and go through passenger screening. If you arrive later than the recommended time to clear the security measures, it is possible that you will not be allowed on the flight.
Santa Fe Regional Airport offers jet aircraft service to all non-stop destinations. American Airlines, with service to Dallas-Fort Worth and Phoenix, utilizes the CRJ-700, a comfortable and quite 70-seat jet with a well-appointed first-class cabin. United Airlines, with service to Denver, utilities the ERJ-145, a 50-seat jet with coach-class accommodations.
You will have the choice of checking your bags in at the American Airlines counter or carrying them on the plane. You may carry on one bag and one personal item such as a briefcase, garment bag, laptop computer, purse or small backpack. Your carry-on bag: