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SAT San Antonio International Airport Map Poster
Minimalist airport map wall art
About This Map
Every line is real: the map is rendered from OpenStreetMap data and shows the true ground plan of San Antonio International Airport, each runway at its actual length and heading, every taxiway and apron in its true place. The airfield has been in operation since 1942. Available as a museum quality print, framed poster, or instant digital download.
Choose Your Format
Digital Download Pack
Both styles, 6 print sizes, one instant download. Print at home or at your local print shop.
$19.99 SHOP NOWMuseum Quality Print
250 gsm museum quality matte paper. Rich blacks, sharp detail, no glare.
From $59.0 SHOP NOWFramed Poster
Ready to hang. Wooden frame in black, white, or natural with plexiglass.
From $149.0 SHOP NOWMore of San Antonio
SAT is San Antonio's gateway. We also draw the city itself: the full San Antonio street map, in the same Classic and Dark editions.
SEE THE SAN ANTONIO MAP POSTERFrequently Asked Questions
What does the SAT map show?
The complete airfield of San Antonio International Airport: every runway at its true length and heading, the full taxiway network, aprons and terminal buildings, rendered from OpenStreetMap data. No artistic interpretation, this is the real ground plan.
What size is the poster?
Printed posters are 50x70 cm (19.7x27.6 inches) at 300 DPI on museum quality 250 gsm matte paper. The digital pack adds six aspect ratios covering every common frame size, from 8x10 in to 24x36 in and A4 to A1.
What is in the digital download pack?
Twelve print ready files: both the Classic and Dark editions in six aspect ratios, at 300 DPI. Download instantly after checkout and print at home, at a local print shop, or online, as often as you like.
Where do you ship to?
We ship printed posters free to the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. Each poster is printed at the production facility nearest to you and most orders arrive within 3 to 6 business days.
