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Stories from a campus in motion.
The latest from Port San Antonio and the region's aerospace, cyber and technology ecosystem.
The latest from Port San Antonio and the region's aerospace, cyber and technology ecosystem.
From flight demonstrations and board appointments to production milestones, this is where the people, companies and programs of Port San Antonio make headlines.
+A Port San Antonio team member recently became one of the few to pilot an advanced air mobility vehicle, showcasing the campus's growing role in developing next-generation aviation technologies and San Antonio's emerging position as a hub for eVTOL development and testing.
+High school students from across San Antonio showcased their drone piloting and programming skills at the Boeing Center at Tech Port, part of Port San Antonio's ongoing STEM initiatives giving students hands-on experience with autonomous flight systems.
+Cybersecurity educator and author Amanda Lee Keammerer has been appointed to the Port San Antonio Board of Directors by Mayor Ron Nirenberg, bringing extensive experience in cybersecurity education and workforce development.
The CORE4 STEM initiative celebrated its 15th anniversary of introducing San Antonio students to careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics, engaging thousands of students at Port San Antonio and the Boeing Center at Tech Port.
Engine MRO specialist StandardAero marked a significant milestone with the delivery of its 1,000th J85-5 engine overhaul at its Port San Antonio facility, underscoring the company's growth and the campus's position as a premier aerospace maintenance hub.
Port San Antonio honored the military veterans who built our aviation heritage and continue to serve in civilian careers supporting national security missions — from Kelly Field's origins in 1916 to today's aerospace and cyber operations.
Military and industry leaders gathered at the Boeing Center at Tech Port for the annual Defense Technology Summit, exploring innovations in autonomous systems, cybersecurity and advanced manufacturing shaping the future of national defense.
Port San Antonio welcomed a new aerospace manufacturing tenant with plans to create over 200 jobs at the campus. The company will occupy 75,000 square feet of industrial space and begin operations in early 2026, strengthening the region's aerospace supply chain.
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