A service of the El Paso Times Attractions Calendar Dining Gaming Golf Lodging Movies Nightspots Recreation Shopping Transportation AP Arts AP People Times file photo Amtrak stops at the Union Depot in Downtown El Paso. Find several ways to travel in El Paso El Paso sits about equidistant between the Gulf Coast of Texas and the Pacific coast of California. It is served by a major east-west highway, Interstate 10, which stretches from California to Florida. The city is also near the southern end of Interstate 25, which links El Paso's nearby New Mexican neighbor, Las Cruces, to Albuquerque, Denver and eventually Canada. Flying from El Paso is easy, as the city has an international airport with frequent flights to Dallas, Los Angeles, Houston, Austin, Albuquerque, Las Vegas, San Antonio, Phoenix, San Diego and other major cities.
Fliers can connect to flights throughout the United States and beyond.
The airport's largest air carrier is Southwest Airlines, which has 44 flights a day from El Paso. Other carriers include American, Continental, Frontier and America West. El Paso also has Amtrak train service, bus service and easy access to Mexican airlines through the Abraham Ch vez International Airport just across the border in Ju rez. Use of this site signifies your agreement to the Terms of Service.