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Fox Relocates to San Diego Airport's Rental Center
Fox Rent A Car’s current rental office in San Diego will be relocating to San Diego International Airport’s new rental car center. The $316-million facility will open on Jan. 20.
by Staff
January 13, 2016
Fox's new location at San Diego Airport's Rental Car Center. Photo by Amy Winter-Hercher.
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Fox's new location at San Diego Airport's Rental Car Center. Photo by Amy Winter-Hercher.
Fox Rent A Car’s current rental location in San Diego will be moving into San Diego International Airport’s new rental car center.
According to Fox, it will operate daily from 4:00 a.m. to 12:30 a.m. At this location, Fox customers will be offered new benefits, including the rental car center’s shuttle service and an expanded Fox fleet.
“We have been looking forward to moving into the new San Diego Airport car rental facility for some time,” said J. Sean Busking, Fox’s chief operating officer. “The move to the new San Diego airport rental center is the most recent of several Fox location moves or upgrades at new facilities to take place in the last year. We look forward to growing our market share and improving our customer experience with the new state of the art facilities and streamlined rental and return access at San Diego Airport.”
Featuring 14 car rental brands, San Diego Airport’s new $316-million rental car center is set to open to airport travelers on Wed. Jan. 20. The rental center is located at 3355 Admiral Boland Way.
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