About Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS)

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Owned and operated by the City of Austin, Austin-Bergstrom International Airport is the second-fastest growing, mid-sized airport in the United States. Austin-Bergstrom is also an economic engine in Central Texas, supplying over 74,000 direct and indirect jobs in the Central Texas region. Its reflection of local food, music, art, and customer service has earned Austin-Bergstrom recognition—including Runner-Up for Best U.S. Airport in Fodor’s 2019 Travel Awards.

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Terminals

• Barbara Jordan Terminal
• South Terminal

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 512-530-6302.

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News and Information

• Stay In Tune Email Newsletter
• Airport News & Releases
• Airport Activity Reports - Passenger & Air Cargo Traffic
• Sustainability Report
• Construction Updates

Master Plan

Existing conditions, aviation demand forecasts, development options, and environmental evaluations may be found in the Airport Master Plan.

Construction and Design Resources

Lost & Found

ABIA’s lost and found department is located at the west end of baggage claim, past carousel #1. Open 7 days a week from 7:00a.m. to 5:00p.m. For items left at the security checkpoints or on an airplane, please visit our Lost & Found page.

Community Outreach

Community outreach includes feeding the hungry through our Food Rescue Program, hosting Honor Flights for veterans and Wings for All. Our airplane float is in local parades and events and we partner 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.