About Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS)

City of Aviation Department

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport supports over 40,000 jobs, over 3,000 at the airport itself, and contributes over $2.4 billion to the local economy. The airport is owned and operated by the City of Austin Aviation Department. Austin’s airport is self-supporting, generating revenue to cover its operational expenses.

Terminals

• Barbara Jordan Terminal
• South Terminal

Airport History

• Main Terminal named for Barbara Jordan
• Captain John Bergstrom and airport history
• Runways named for distinguished politicians

Airport Ambassador Volunteer Program

Airport Ambassador Program is a volunteer organization designed to provide exceptional customer service to airport passengers and visitors. Interested individuals may contact us via email at volunteeratabia@austintexas.gov or call 512-530-7516.

News and Information

• News Releases
• Fly Austin
• Sustainability Report
• Construction Updates

Lost & Found

ABIA’s lost and found department is located at the west end of baggage claim. For items left at the security checkpoints or on an airplane, please click here for more information.

Community Outreach

The airport plays a part in the Austin community by helping feed the hungry through its Food Rescue Program, hosting Honor Flight for veterans, and Wings for All. We get out in the community with our airplane float in local parades and events, and partnering with Del Valle schools through mentoring, Build-A-Backpack, clothing drives, and Adopt a Family.

Environmental

Austin is one of the most livable cities in the country and we want to keep it that way. From its beginning, Austin-Bergstrom International Airport has worked to reduce its impact on the environment by recycling, using alternative fuels, reducing electric and water consumption, and building with recycled materials.