Travel Forum / Destinations / USA and Canada / September 2005

Indeed, it looks as though Great Lakes is the latest airline to try and
make a go of it in Santa Fe,  which suffers the blessing and curse of
being a medium-sized city within reasonable driving distance of a large
one.  They fly to SAF  from Denver and codeshare with Frontier and
United.
http://www.greatlakesav.com/html/route_map.html

As others have pointed out, the alternative is to fly into ABQ, the
region's major airport, and either rent a car (it's a nice drive of
about an hour unless you hit the Albuquerque commute or somebody wipes
out on I-25) or take a shuttle bus.  See for instance
http://www.santafe.org/Visiting_Santa_Fe/Plan_Your_Trip/Getting_To_and_Around_Sa
nta_Fe/
and
http://www.cabq.gov/airport/transportation.html

As for the "Sunport" business, that's the longstanding official
nickname of  Albuquerque International Airport (it goes back at least
as far as the early 70s), though  one seldom hears anybody except city
officials and some reporters calling it that.   Nice place as airports
go, actually.  

Cheers,
--Joe