Austin-Bergstrom International Airport

Recently named "Best Domestic Airport" in the U.S.*, Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (ABIA) makes it easy to get to and from Austin by air. All major American airlines serve ABIA, with more than 150 commercial passenger flights per day, nearly 40 nonstop destinations and 80 direct (same plane) destinations.

But the millions of passengers who travel in and out of ABIA each year have a unique story to tell — because Austin's airport is as full of character as Austin itself. ABIA represents the first conversion of a U.S. Air Force Base to commercial airport since the end of the Cold War. The Barbara Jordan Terminal is named for our legendary and beloved U.S. Congresswoman, orator and civil rights leader. And everywhere you turn, Austin is there to greet you. Native and xeriscape-style plants bring color and movement to the grounds. Nine major works of original art grace the walls. Many of the restaurants and gift shops are run by old Austin favorites. And right in the middle of it all, a live music stage with local performers provides a warm welcome and a happy send-off.

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ABIA Statistics

International airport code: AUS
Serving 9.4 million total passengers in 2009
More than 125 commercial passenger flights per day, on all major American airlines
880 departures weekly to all major hub airports
Nearly 40 nonstop destinations
80 direct (same plane) destinations
25 gates
600,000 square-foot terminal
Two parallel runways (12,250 feet and 9,000 feet)
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