Central Texas’s primary airport, connecting Austin to major domestic and international destinations.


Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS) is located about eight miles southeast of downtown Austin. It serves as the main gateway for Central Texas, featuring modern amenities and a distinct Austin-inspired atmosphere with local art and cuisine.
30.1944, -97.6699
Passenger traffic declined by 1.6% in 2024, reflecting stabilization after post-pandemic growth[2].
12,000
Workers include airline staff, ground services, concessions, security, and municipal operations.

Ongoing $164 million expansion projects will increase terminal capacity and enhance passenger flow[2].
Deployment of biometric screening and advanced baggage handling systems will improve efficiency.
Implementation of solar energy, electric ground vehicles, and LEED-certified buildings supports environmental goals.
Collaborate with federal agencies to secure infrastructure funding and advance diversity initiatives.
Prioritize terminal modernization and airfield upgrades to meet rising demand and operational resilience.
Accelerate adoption of sustainable aviation fuels and green practices to meet regulatory and community standards.