Austin–Bergstrom International Airport
Austin – Bergstrom International Airport has the ABIA abbreviation. The international airport codes are AUS (from IATA) and KAUS (from ICAO).
Phone: 512-530-2242 (ABIA)
Email: airportinfo@austintexas.gov
Web: austintexas.gov/airport
Address: 3600 Presidential Blvd. Austin, Texas 78719
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The airport is operated by the City of Austin. They are also the owner. It is one of the fastest growing airports in the country. It is an important enterprise for the central area in the state of Texas. Tens of thousands of people work there. It has grown to 17 million passengers per year with mainly domestic but also some international plane routes. Most flights are operated by Southwest, American, and Delta Air Lines. The ABIA departures start at one of the two available terminals, mainly Barbara Jordan Terminal. They then take off via one of the two runways. The airport covers a 4,242 acres of land.
Top routes from AUS
- DFW – Dallas Fort Worth
- LAX – Los Angeles
- DEN – Denver
- ORD – Chicago O’Hare
- ATL – Atlanta Hartsfield Jackson
- LAS – Las Vegas
- DAL – Dallas Love Field
- PHX – Phoenix
- IAH – Houston George Bush
- JFK – John F. Kennedy NY
History
In the late 1920’s, consideration was given to installing an airport. A location came up a few miles from downtown Austin. This became the Rober Mueller Municipal Airport from the beginning. The name was due to a former city council member. The airport gradually became too small for the increasing demand for flights.
There was also a military airport that has been built there since the Second World War. However, Bergstrom Air Force Base would shut down in the 1990’s. This was a perfect moment because several proposals had already been made by the local government, which were all rejected. The construction of the new airport should be on the old army base. The final construction of the new airport, which is now Austin Bergstrom Airport, was completed in 1999. It also took over all flights from Rober Mueller airport that year. Where it started with 1 runway and 1 terminal, 1 of each was added years later. In the first year, 6 million passengers used the airport, which has grown to 17 million in 2019.
Austin international airport departures map
Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (ABIA), located southeast of the city Austin and is only a few miles away.
Austin Airport ground transportation
There are many ways to get to the center of the city. There are AUS departures by Metro or by bus. Prefer not to use public transport? Then you can of course also travel with the taxi, limousine or shuttle service. A cheaper option is to have AUS airport departures with ride-shares like Uber, Wingz or Lyft. There are numerous companies to rent a car. In addition to the most famous such as Hertz and National, you can also have Bergstrom airport departures by car from Fox, E-Z Rent a Car, Avantage Rent A Car and Dollar Car Rental. There is a Car Rental Facility behind the Red parking and next to the Blue parking garage. Drop off your car after the rental period as well.
Curbside drop off
Parking
- Parking in the Blue Garage with Height restriction: 8’0″. Park for $27 a day.
- Parking in the Red Garage with Height restriction: 7’8″. Park for $17 a day.
- Economy Parking with free shuttle buses that drives you to the terminal. You can park for $10 a day. The parking is split in different areas.
Hourly parking is $5.
Parking map:
Terminal Austin Bergstrom Airport
It is useful to know from which terminal your flight is departing. Namely, there are Austin Bergstrom departures from the South Terminal which is largely used by Frontier Airlines and Allegiant Air for low-cost flights. There is a shuttle service from one terminal to the other, but you can make it easier for yourself if you have a good preparation. However, most Austin departures are from North Barbara Jordan Terminal. There are 2 runways available for Austin airport flight departures that can both be used with a departure from both terminals.
Terminal map departures
ABIA airport passenger statistics
Until the corona struck the airport experienced enormous growth in Austin flight departures. In the last 20 years, the number of passengers has doubled to more than 17 million in 2019. It will undoubtedly take several years before this can be equaled again.
Flight routes Austin Airport
Many Austin Airport departures are currently operated by Southwest Airlines with a 34% share, followed by American Airlines (21%), Delta Air Lines (13%), United Airlines (10%) and Spirit Airlines (5%). Most Austin Bergstrom Airport departures go to Dallas-Fort Worth with the American company with Denver in Colorado just behind it. There are not many international flights. There are some ABIA flight departures to Toronto and London. However, there are some more international options when traveling south to Central America and the Caribbean:
- Liberia International Airport, Costa Rica
- San Jose del Cabo Los Cabos, Mexico
- Punta Cana, Dominican Republic
- San Juan Luis Munoz Marin, Puerto Rico
- Cancun, Mexico
- Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
Other routes besides the top busiest ones:
- Boise
- Reno Tahoe
- Palm Springs
- Albuquerque
- Minneapolis Saint Paul
- Kansas City
- Indianapolis
- Philadelphia
Hotels
Close to the airport there are two hotels that are ideal to use for various reasons. Especially if you have an early departure from ABIA, it is useful to sleep here. These hotels are:
- Hyatt Place Austin Airport
- Hilton Austin Airport
Other options a few miles away include the following:
- Hampton Inn & Suites Austin-Airport
- Home2 Suites By Hilton Austin Airport
- Residence Inn by Marriott Austin Airport
- Candlewood Suites Austin Airport, an IHG Hotel
Check if these or another possible hotel you want to stay in offer a shuttle service.