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Airlines and terminals at Austin airport

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Airlines at AUS

Airlines operating at Austin airport (AUS), with their terminals and main destinations. See also the airport guide for general information.

Barbara Jordan Terminal

Following the permanent closure of the South Terminal, all passenger airlines operate out of the Barbara Jordan Terminal:

  • Aeroméxico: Daily nonstop flight to Mexico City.
  • Air Canada: Nonstop services to Toronto-Pearson, Montreal, and Vancouver.
  • Alaska Airlines: Direct flights to Seattle, Portland, San Diego, and San Francisco.
  • Allegiant Air: Domestic services to leisure destinations across the United States.
  • American Airlines: Comprehensive connections to major hubs in Dallas/Fort Worth, Charlotte, Miami, Chicago-O'Hare, and Phoenix, plus seasonal routes.
  • British Airways: Nonstop transatlantic service to London-Heathrow.
  • Cayman Airways: Scheduled flights to Grand Cayman.
  • Delta Air Lines: Flights to Atlanta, Salt Lake City, Minneapolis, Detroit, New York-JFK, Los Angeles, and further destinations.
  • Frontier Airlines: Multiple domestic routes across the United States.
  • JetBlue: Services to Boston, Fort Lauderdale, New York-JFK, and Orlando.
  • KLM: Direct flights to Amsterdam-Schiphol.
  • Lufthansa: Direct service to Frankfurt.
  • Porter Airlines: Flights to Toronto-Pearson.
  • Southwest Airlines: The airport's primary carrier, connecting to over 40 domestic destinations (Dallas-Love, Houston-Hobby, Denver, Chicago, Atlanta) alongside international services to the Caribbean and Central America (Cancún, San José de Costa Rica, Liberia, Nassau, Punta Cana).
  • Sun Country Airlines: Nonstop flights to Minneapolis-Saint Paul and seasonal flights.
  • United Airlines: Hub connections to Houston-Intercontinental, Denver, Chicago-O'Hare, Newark, San Francisco, and Washington-Dulles.

Routes and schedules change with the season and each airline's decisions. Check the airport or airline website before planning your trip.

What to sort out with your airline

Before or after your trip, these issues are handled directly with the airline, ideally well in advance:

  1. Check-in and documents: many countries require your passport to be valid for 3 to 6 months beyond your stay. Confirm it with the airline and the embassy of your destination before checking in online.
  2. Baggage: size and weight limits, prohibited items and fees for checked or excess baggage. Each fare has its own rules: read the fine print.
  3. Minors traveling alone or with one parent: some countries ask for a signed, sometimes notarized, consent. Ask about the airline's Unaccompanied Minor service, its age limits and deadlines.
  4. Reduced mobility and pregnancy: request assistance at least 48 hours in advance. Many airlines ask for a medical certificate from around week 28 of pregnancy.
  5. Pets and assistance dogs: spaces for pets in the cabin are limited, so book early. Assistance dogs usually travel free, with notice at least 48 hours ahead and the required documents.
  6. Changes and cancellations: check whether your fare allows a refund or only a voucher. If the airline changes your flight, ask about assistance (hotel, meals) and missed connections.
  7. Delays, cancellations and denied boarding: on flights covered by EU Regulation 261/2004, arriving 3 hours or more late or a last-minute cancellation may entitle you to €250 to €600 in compensation, unless there were extraordinary circumstances. Keep your boarding pass, receipts and messages.

Check your flight: departures and arrivals at AUS, updated in real time.

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