Get a text when their flight lands at AUS. Tech capital arrivals.
Get a text when they land at AUSAirport Code
AUS
Passengers/Year
22 million
Terminals
Barbara Jordan Terminal
Exit Time
15-30 minutes after landing
About
Austin-Bergstrom has grown rapidly alongside Austin's booming tech industry. The single-terminal airport handles an increasing number of business travelers heading to companies like Tesla, Apple, Google, and Samsung.
The Barbara Jordan Terminal is compact and easy to navigate. All airlines operate from the same building, making pickups straightforward.
The airport is 8 miles southeast of downtown Austin, but I-35 congestion — especially during SXSW, ACL, and Formula 1 events — can make the drive unpredictable. A landing alert helps time your departure.
Pickup tip
AUS has a single terminal. Cell phone lot is on the south side. The airport is 8 miles from downtown but I-35 traffic can be brutal.
How it works
Type the flight number for the arrival to AUS.
Enter the mobile number where you want to receive the alert.
We track the flight and text you when they touch down at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport.
FAQ
AUS is about 8 miles from downtown Austin, typically 15-25 minutes but longer during events or rush hour.
Austin's compact terminal means most passengers exit 15-25 minutes after landing.
Austin's tech boom and population growth have driven rapid increases in air travel demand.
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