Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS)

Facilities

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport has an array of facilities, with airport essentials and things to keep passengers occupied for both short and long layovers.

Facilities Include:

• WIFI
• Airport lounges
• Rest zones
• Baggage storage
• Charging ports
• Showers
• Babycare facilities
• ATMs
• Currency exchange
• Dining
• Shopping

Lounges Include:

Delta Air Lines Delta Sky Club

Location: The Barbara Jordan Terminal.

• Free snacks
• Free bar
• Wi-Fi
• Flight monitors
• Newspapers & magazines
• TV screens

American Airlines Admiral Club

Location: The Barbara Jordan Terminal.

• Free snacks
• Free bar
• Wi-Fi
• TV screens

United Airlines United Club

Location: The Barbara Jordan Terminal.

• Free snacks
• Free bar
• Wi-Fi
• TV screens

Runways

Austin-Bergstrom has two runways. Runway 17L/35R (2743 m x 46 m) is on the east side of the airport and is used for commercial operations. Runway 17R/35L is on the west side of the airport (3734 m x 46 m) and is also used for commercial operations, however it also used to be used by the Air Force. Austin-Bergstrom has plans to build a new a 3,000 m runway as part of its major expansion plan by 2040.

Terminals

There are two terminals at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport. The Barbara Jordan Terminal (also known as the Main Terminal) and the South Terminal. The terminals are not connected and have to be entered from separate roads on different sides of the airport.

Barbara Jordan Terminal

The Barbara Jordan Terminal, also known as the Main Terminal, is the larger of the two terminals at Austin-Bergstrom. It handles most of the airport's traffic and can facilitate domestic and international flights. The terminal is also home to all of the airport's lounges and is where the airport parking facilities are located.

South Terminal

The South Terminal is a smaller airport that is primarily used by Allegiant Air for US domestic flights. Although the airport is mainly used for domestic flights, it does have the capability to facilitate international flights and has previously been used by Mexican airline VivaAerobus.

The South Terminal underwent a major renovation in 2015, where it was closed for a year. Upon its re-opening in 2016, the airport had a new retro-look and a selection of new facilities.

Airlines that fly to ABIA

There are currently no airlines based at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport. Although, Delta Air Lines and Southwest use the airport as a focus city. Below is a list of all the airlines that fly to/from Austin Bergstrom.

Aeroméxico Connect, Air Canada & Air Canada Express, Alaska Airlines, Allegiant Air, American Airlines, American Eagle, British Airways, Delta & Delta Connection, Frontier Airlines, JetBlue, KLM, Lufthansa, Southwest Airlines, Spirit Airlines, Sun Country Airlines, United Airlines & United Express, Virgin Atlantic & WestJet.

How to get to Austin-Bergstrom International Airport

By driving

There are several rental car companies situated at the airport, as well as parking facilities connected to the Barbara Jordan Terminal. The airport can be accessed off Highway 71.

By taxi or Uber

Taxis are readily available in Austin. Alternatively you can use your Uber or Lyft app to get around.

Here are some taxi company numbers that are recommended by Austin-Bergstrom airport on its official website:

• ATX Co Op
• Lone Star Cab
• zTrip

By bus

Capital Metro bus route 20 travels between the airport and Manor Road via Downtown Austin. The bus runs from 5am–11pm on weekdays, 6am–11pm on Saturdays and 6am–10.30pm on Sundays. Buses are scheduled to leave every 15 minutes.