Get a text when their flight lands at JAX. Know when to head to the airport.
Get a text when they land at JAXAirport Code
JAX
Passengers/Year
7 million
Terminals
Main Terminal (Concourses A, B, C)
Exit Time
15-20 minutes after landing
About
Jacksonville International is a straightforward single-terminal airport with three concourses. Passenger volumes are moderate, so the airport rarely feels crowded and baggage claim moves quickly.
The airport sits north of the city off I-95, making the drive simple but long enough that timing matters. A landing alert lets you leave at the right moment—especially helpful if you're coming from the beaches area, which is 30+ miles away.
Pickup tip
JAX is 15 miles north of downtown Jacksonville. The single terminal is easy to navigate. Wait for a landing text, then take I-95 north to the airport.
How it works
Type the flight number for the arrival to JAX.
Enter the mobile number where you want to receive the alert.
We track the flight and text you when they touch down at Jacksonville International Airport.
FAQ
JAX is about 15 miles north of downtown Jacksonville, roughly a 20-minute drive via I-95.
JAX is uncrowded and efficient. Plan for 15-20 minutes from landing to curbside.
Yes, JAX has a free cell phone waiting lot on Yankee Clipper Drive near the terminal.
Airlines at JAX
Popular routes from JAX
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