The airport’s passenger facilities are concentrated in a single terminal building used for the limited commercial services that operate there. Layout is straightforward with check-in, security and gates in one area-no terminal-to-terminal transfers are required.

Road access is the main way to reach San Bernardino International - expect short drives to local destinations, but travel to Los Angeles or other major airports can take significantly longer due to traffic.

• Rail/Metro: There is no direct airport rail link; regional rail and bus services operate in the area but require a transfer.
• Buses: Local transit and regional bus connections exist but are not as frequent as at larger airports.
• Taxis: Local taxi companies and pre-booked shuttles serve the airport.
• Ride-share: Uber and Lyft operate in the region; confirm pickup points.
• Driving: On-site parking and car-rental options available; driving is most common.

Facilities are modest and oriented toward general aviation and limited commercial passengers.

• Lounges: No large airline lounges; basic waiting and seating areas.
• Food & drink: Limited concessions; options are smaller than at major airports.
• Wi‑Fi: Public Wi‑Fi may be available; check on arrival.
• Charging: Some charging points, but bring a power bank for longer stays.
• Luggage & accessibility: Basic baggage services and accessibility assistance are available; services are modest.

San Bernardino and the Inland Empire have many hotels within a short drive of the airport; business hotels near I‑10 and I‑215 are convenient for early departures. There is no major on-site hotel at the airport.