Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport Revenue and Competitors

Over fifty years ago the seeds were planted for what is known today as Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport Roger Milliken Field. Since that first flight which took place in 1962, GSP has earned a reputation of safety and has grown into one of the finest airports in the country. The GSP terminal building has in excess of 226,000 square feet of space, second level jet bridge boarding and thirteen departure gates. Two Federal Inspection Stations (FIS) consisting of Customs, Immigrations and Agriculture are located at GSP. The first FIS facility located under the south concourse is designed to handle 250 international passengers per hour. The second FIS location on the north cargo ramp is designed to handle cargo and corporate aircraft that require international clearance. The latest runway extension, completed in June of 1999 extends the runway to 11,001 feet making it possible for GSP to accommodate any aircraft currently in operation today. More than 1.8 million passengers per year are served by 5 airlines offering 49 non-stop daily departures to 15 major cities and 18 airports across the US. A connection in one of those 15 cities makes access to the world easy from GSP International. At GSP, we begin each day fully committed to finding new ways to achieve our mission to provide the citizens of Upstate South Carolina with the safest, most efficient and user-friendly airport in the world.