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South Texas International Airport At Edinburg

Your North Rio Grande Valley Connection

Owned and operated by the three time All-America City of Edinburg, Texas, the South Texas International Airport (EBG) Will soon be a “User Fee” clearance airport. We offer the lowest fuel prices – guaranteed – in the area, featuring Phillips 66 brand AV Gas 100 LL and Jet A with additive, available 24/7 No Tie Down Fees No Landing Fees 24/7 Security Hangar Leases Flight Lessons - Transnational Flight Academy Coming SOON: Air Charter & FBO

We offer the lowest fuel prices – guaranteed – in the area, featuring Phillips 66 brand AV Gas 100 LL and Jet A with additive, available 24/7 No Tie Down Fees No Landing Fees 24/7 Security

Hangar Leases Flight Lessons - Transnational Flight Academy Coming SOON: Air Charter!

History
The Airport has one northwest-southeast (14-32) oriented runway with one full-length parallel taxiway, a helipad, a large General Aviation Apron, and twenty-one (21) tie downs. Runway 14-32 is 5,000 feet long by 75 feet wide. The weight bearing capacity is 30,000 pounds per wheel load. Navigational aids consist of Precision Approach Path Indicators (PAPI) lights, Medium Intensity Runway Edge Lights (MIRL), lighted wind cone, beacon light tower, and Automated Weather Observation System (AWOS). There are twelve (12) small (40’ X 40’) hangar spaces, three (3) (50’ X 60’) box hangars, and one (1) (100’ X 100’) Main Hanger. The Terminal Building constructed in 2001 consists of a large lobby, pilot’s lounge, meeting room, office spaces and restroom facilities. A 50,000 square foot air cargo building was completed in 2007; is be a full service facility that support third party logistic services, storage, handling and distribution of goods.