Always the most affordable fuel in San Antonio.

No fees for planes under 12,500 pounds. Self serve fuel pump is situated south of Atlantic Aviation. Simple to locate and simple in and out. Ensure and turn the black knob to the right beside the fuel hose. That starts the 100LL flowing. Superb spot on the ramp, parked beside Boeing 787's.

Please note that Port San Antonio is NOT an FBO. It is just a self-serve. Atlantic is the only FBO. Some fees waived with fuel purchase. The ladies inside were very cordial and useful. But fuel is more than $1.00 higher than self serve. Bags must be carried about 40 yards to your taxi rain or shine.

Atlantic Aviation charges a one time facility fee of $40. If you’re there overnight it’s a $25 tie down for you. These are figures for a single engine plane.

The cost of fuel is not shown at the self serve pump, and the cost on ForeFlight is not consistently correct. You only discover the price after pumping when it issues a receipt.

The city of San Antonio has started charging landing fees to all planes. C-210 was $20 so add that in to your fuel cost if you stop there, so wrong

Ignore the Atlantic lineman that flags you down and head to self serve to the right. I made the error of letting them fuel my plane. Took longer, was double the cost AND they charged me a $15 Security Fee (waived the $40 Facility Fee). After getting upset at myself for wasting $85...The kid that fueled my plane didn’t secure the gas cap. UGH BTW...does anyone know what a “security fee” gets you during a refuel?