Upland's central location combined with it's accessibility to Los Angeles, Orange, San Bernardino, and Riverside Counties makes for a perfect blend of lifestyle and business opportunity.

Freeway Access
210 Foothill Fwy (east-west)
I-10 San Bernardino Freeway (east-west)
I-15 (north-south)
60 - Pomona Freeway (east-west)
30 - Foothill Freeway (east-west)

Cable Airport
The public is always welcome at Cable Airport. Located within the City of Upland, Cable Airport is the worlds largest family owned and operated public use airport. Established in 1945 by Dewey Cable and currently operated by a 3rd generation of Cables. Cable Airport is one of the longest standing family owned and operated businesses in Upland. From its modest beginnings in 1945 of a single dirt runway and a few airplanes, Cable has continued to grow and serve the needs of the community. Cable currently is home to over 300 aircraft and has over 150 hangers. Cable is also home to the Cable Industrial Park featuring over 250,000 square feet of industrial space and over 50,000 square feet of executive hangars. Cable has a 24 hour fuel island and Southern California’s first automated aircraft wash rack. Cable Airport has a full line of aircraft services, including a full service maintenance shop, radio repair and installation, aircraft painting and upholstery.
Call (909) 982-6021 or visit their web site www.cableairport.com.

Ontario International Airport
Ontario International Airport is located 35 miles east of downtown Los Angeles in the west end of San Bernardino county. The airport is only fifteen minutes from Upland and provides customer transportation services worldwide. It also serves as a regional hub for United Parcel Service which operates shipping activities by truck, air and intermodully via the Santa Fe Railroad.
You can visit their web site at www.lawa.org.

Metrolink
Upland customers and residents are afforded easy access to the Los Angeles metropolitan area. Surveys indicate that the Upland Metrolink station services the highest ridership in the Inland Empire. Their trains are popular with schools throughout the region – taking students to classes, field trips and even to the prom. Throughout the year, Metrolink trains make special trips to the beach, California Speedway, Rose Parade, baseball games, Los Angeles and Ventura County Fairs, Cinco de Mayo festivities and many other exciting places and events. Saturday Service is available on the San Bernardino and Antelope Valley Lines, with Sunday service on the San Bernardino lines.