Get a text when their flight lands at MEM. Know when to head to the airport.
Get a text when they land at MEMAirport Code
MEM
Passengers/Year
5 million
Terminals
Terminal B (Concourses A, B)
Exit Time
15-20 minutes after landing
About
Memphis International is best known as FedEx's global superhub, but the passenger side of the airport is surprisingly quiet and efficient. Most commercial flights operate from Terminal B with two concourses, and the manageable size means short walks to baggage claim.
The airport sits just off I-240 and I-55, making it accessible from all parts of the Memphis metro area. With lower passenger volumes, the arrivals curb rarely gets congested. A landing alert helps you time the drive from downtown or the surrounding suburbs.
Pickup tip
MEM is 10 miles southeast of downtown Memphis. The airport is uncrowded and passengers exit quickly. Wait for a landing text, then take I-240 to the airport.
How it works
Type the flight number for the arrival to MEM.
Enter the mobile number where you want to receive the alert.
We track the flight and text you when they touch down at Memphis International Airport.
FAQ
MEM is about 10 miles southeast of downtown Memphis, roughly a 15-minute drive via I-240.
MEM is uncrowded. Plan for 15-20 minutes from landing to curbside.
Yes, MEM has a free cell phone waiting lot on Winchester Road near the terminal entrance.
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