Commercial Air Service
- Greenville-Spartanburg International (GSP)
Passengers, 2000: 1,591,056
Cargo, 2000: 26,936 tons
Daily Departures: 80
Daily Arrivals: 80
Non-stop Destinations: 18
Carriers:Continental Airlines, Delta Airlines, U.S. Airways, Northwest Airlines, United Express, Comair, American Eagle, Independence Air
Distance: 50 miles - Columbia Metropolitan Airport (CAE)
Passengers, 2000: 1,201,524
Cargo, 2000: 152,645 tons
Carriers: Atlantic Coast Airlines/Delta Connection, ASA/Delta Connection, Comair, Continental Airlines, Delta Airlines, Independence Air, United Express, U.S. Airways Express
Distance: 80 miles
General Aviation
- Greenwood County Airport
Runway Length: 5,000 feet
Surface: Asphalt
Facility includes: Lighting, Jet Fuel, Repair & Maintenance, Conference Room, Pilots’ Lounge, Vortac, Unicom, Taxi Service, Rotating Beacon
Interstates (Distance)
- I-26: 21mi/43km, Clinton, SC
- I-85: 43mi/69km, Greenville, SC
- I-385: 21mi/43km, Clinton, SC
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Highways
- U.S. 25
4-lane North/South access
Intersects I-85 and Southern Connector I-185 in Greenville, SC
- U.S. 72
East/West access to I-26
4-lane by 2006
Motor Freight Transportation
- 44 truck lines serving area
Rail Service
- CSX Transportation
Switchyard Greenwood, SC
Piggyback Greenville, SC
Industrial rail sites available along CSX mainline
Port Service
- Port of Charleston
Cargo, 2001: 13+ million tons
Distance: 180 miles
Largest container port along the Southeast and Gulf coasts
Fourth busiest container port nationwide
Greenwood County industries ship products to 40+ countries through the port
