AUS Master Plan
Image rendering taken from 2040 Master Plan brochure, published in 2019.
Envisioning Austin's Airport for the Future
Austin-Bergstrom International Airport's vision is to be gateway to the world for all. A steady increase in travelers, domestic and international flights, new technologies and passenger safety regulations made it necessary for AUS to envision how the airport can meet future needs.
AUS was built in 1999 and originally designed to serve 11 million travelers per year. The airport covers 4,242 acres, including two parallel runways.
In the summer of 2017 AUS embarked on a master plan study to envision the airport of the future, and in 2019 the airport finalized its own 20 year plan. The AUS 2040 Master Plan reflects the anticipated doubling of passenger growth to serve more than 31 million annual passengers.
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The Plan
The 2040 Master Plan for the Austin-Bergstrom International Airport took 18 months to prepare and includes forecasting, demand-capacity analysis, alternatives analysis and community involvement.
If you would like to download a copy of each chapter of the master plan, please click the links below:
AUS 2040 Master Plan Executive Summary
Chapter 1 – Introduction
Chapter 2 – Existing Conditions
Appendices 2.1, 2.2, 2.3
Chapter 3 – Aviation Activity Forecast
Chapter 4 – Demand Capacity and Facility Requirements
Chapter 5 – Alternatives Analysis
Chapter 6 – Safety Assessment and Management Process
Appendices 6.1, 6.2, 6.3, 6.4, 6.5
Chapter 7 – Sustainability
Chapter 8 – Implementation Plan
Chapter 9 – Financial Plan
Chapter 10 – Airport Layout Plan
Airport Layout Plans
Cover Sheet
Airport Data Sheet
Airport Layout Plan – Existing
Airport Layout Plan – Future
Hazard Zoning Map Airspace (Part 77) Plan
Runway 17R Protection Zone – Plan and Profile
Runway 35L Protection Zone – Plan and Profile
Runway 17L – Protection Zone – Plan and Profile
Runway 35R – Protection Zone – Plan and Profile
Runway 17C – Protection Zone – Plan and Profile
Runway 35C – Protection Zone – Plan and Profile
Runway Centerline Profiles
ATCT Line of Sight
Terminal Area Plan – North
Terminal Area Plan – South
Airport Land Use Plan – Existing
Airport Land Use Plan – Future
Property Map
Recent News
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