Santa Fe Municipal Airport (SAF/KSAF) is a public airport serving Santa Fe, New Mexico, the state capital and a major cultural and tourism destination. Situated at an elevation of approximately 6,344 feet above sea level, it is one of the higher-altitude commercial airports in the United States, which affects aircraft performance and operations. The airport offers limited scheduled commercial service, primarily connecting Santa Fe to larger hub airports. It also serves a significant volume of general aviation, charter, and corporate traffic, reflecting the affluent character of the region and the demand from visitors to the city's art galleries, museums, and ski areas. Despite its modest size, SAF plays an important role in regional air access, supplementing service from Albuquerque International Sunport, which is located roughly 60 miles to the south and offers far more extensive commercial connections.