The Greenville Spartanburg Airport (GSP) is located in Upstate South Carolina, midway between the cities of Greenville and Spartanburg on I-85 (Exit 57) . 

Expansion in recent years to the terminal and airfield have exceeded $100 million. The terminal contains over 226,000 SF of usable space, has second level jet bridge boarding and thirteen departure gates. At 11,001 feet long, GSP has the 19^th longest runway in the nation.The airport handles over 1.5 million passengers annually and is served by fifteen airlines. They offer over eighty daily departures to 18 non-stop destinations.

More than 75 motor freight trucking firms serve the Greenville and Spartanburg area, half of which have local terminals. Greenville's location along the major highway freight corridor provides the area with a large and consistent supply of trucks from numerous specialized motor carriers serving the entire United States. Greenville holds a unique geographic advantage by being located midway between New York , New York and Miami, Florida.                                                             Greenville's strategic location enables overnight trucking service to many major markets in the Eastern and Central United States.                 Second-morning delivery to any destination on the east coast is available from the Greenville area.                                                                  One-day trucking service reaches over 44 percent of the United States population and more than 27 percent of the nation's manufacturing output.