San Diego International Airport (Lindbergh Field)

San Diego International Airport 
General Aviation Airport Fact Sheet 
San Diego International Airport (KSAN) 
  3300 Admiral Boland Way, Ste 100, San Diego, CA 92154
Regular Office Hours 
7 days per week, 0900-1700  
Pacific Time (PT)  
 
 
  
 
 
 
 
Contact Information 
(619) 491-2620   CBP San Diego Landing Rights
(619) 491-2601   CBP Port of San Diego Duty Supervisor
KSAN_GAP@cbp.dhs.govHours of Service for Entrance 
and Clearance 
Inspection services for the entrance/
arrival of aircraft at San Diego 
International Airport are generally 
available seven days per week, 24 
hours per day in accordance with the 
port’s permission to land procedures.
Commercial aircraft operators 
departing the U.S. must obtain an 
outbound clearance by contacting 
CBP directly. 
Permission to Land Procedures 
Pilots must secure permission to land by contacting the CBP 
San Diego landing rights office prior to departure from the 
foreign port or place. 
Permission to land is granted with a tolerance of (+/-) 30 
minutes. If your ETA deviates outside these parameters, 
previously granted permission(s) are invalid and you must 
contact the CBP port to re-secure permission to land. 
Inspection Process 
• Aircraft should park on the ramp at FBO Signature Aviation.
• A CBP Officer will meet the aircraft on the ramp to begin the inspection.
• Aircrew and passengers are generally inspected at the aircraft, there is no CBP office at the FBO
location.
• Be prepared to present passports, visas, pilot’s license, medical certificate, aircraft registration,
overflight exemption, and user fee decal if operating a private flight.
• All Federal regulated waste/garbage must be deposited in the designated collection bins provided
by the FBO.
Special Procedures/Miscellaneous 
• Expect a delayed response for landing rights requests received outside regular office hours.
• Pilots must coordinate with the local FBOs for aircraft support services.
• Advise CBP if transporting live animals, weapons, hunting trophies, or high value imports.
• Operators should keep regulated and non-regulated garbage in separate bags. If regulated items
such as meats, fruits, and vegetables are commingled with non-regulated items such as soda cans
and newspapers, CBP will require operators to separate the items prior to discarding.
NOTE: For further detailed information regarding national GA processing standards and procedures, 
please refer to the CBP Private Aircraft Arrival Information Document or contact GAsupport@cbp.dhs.gov 
February 4, 2026 Publication Number KSAN-0226