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Via SABJ - "Alamo City leaders’ focus on the market’s aviation needs is not limited to San Antonio International Airport and an extensive redevelopment strategy that could cost more than $2 billion to implement."

"The City of San Antonio is also pursuing a long-term vision for Stinson Municipal Airport that could include an array of new development and infrastructural improvements that better maximizes its potential use over the next two decades."

"Viagran believes Stinson can relieve some pressure on San Antonio International Airport, providing an outlet for more company executives who travel by air as it’s situated a few miles from the city’s central business district and other key points of interest."

Not sure if there's a need for it here, but I wonder if this could become something like Orlando-Sanford/Phoenix-Mesa where they have ultra low cost carriers running out of it. Or maybe something like JSX?