Getting In and Around Mesa

During early years, it was never an easy job to visit Mesa in a blink of eye. But, due to the great efforts and synergy of its early settlers and pioneers, Mesa could see a remarkable transformation and stones of connectivity and a great access to the city were laid. Its proximity to Phoenix-Mesa Gateway and Phoenix Sky Harbor International, its expansive Metro Light Rail, Mesa sightseeing tours, Mesa car and motorcycle rental companies, and charter services are more than enough to say proudly that Mesa has laid a wide and organized web of transportation to ease the journey of its travelers and denizens.

Getting to Mesa

Getting to Mesa By Air

Mesa is majorly served by two premium airports: Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport and Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport. Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport serves over 35 cities round-the-clock via Allegiant. It is becoming an international aerospace center with an array of services: pilot training, aircraft maintenance, testing, and modification. Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport serves 89 cities in America and 17 cities in Europe, Canada, and Mexico.

Getting to Mesa By Road

There are a few major freeways that enter into the city and further connects you with the remote and notable locations within the city.

U.S. Route 60: It is popularly known as 'Superstition Freeway'. It connects Apache Junction and Phoenix. It is also facilitated by 'SR 87' and bypass loops, 'Loop 101' and 'Loop 202'.

Getting Around Mesa

Getting Around Mesa By Metro-Rail