Green Bay-Austin Straubel Airport (GRB)

Green Bay-Austin Straubel International Airport (IATA: GRB), originally established as Austin Straubel Airfield, is the primary commercial airport serving Northeastern Wisconsin. It handles scheduled domestic flights connecting the region to major nationwide hubs, operated primarily by American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, and United Airlines.

Official Website: flygrb.com

Phone: +1 (920) 498-4800 (administration, Monday to Friday 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM CST) | 24-Hour Public Safety & Emergencies: +1 (920) 498-4820

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Terminals

The airport features a single passenger terminal building laid out on one main level, divided into two boarding concourses linked by the central ticketing and services lobby:

• Concourse A: primarily used for American Airlines and United Airlines flights.
• Concourse B: used by Delta Air Lines.

The terminal does not operate 24 hours continuously for passengers: it opens daily at 4:00 AM and closes at night approximately one hour after the arrival or departure of the last scheduled flight.

Annual Passenger Traffic (2025): 656,000 passengers.

Information Desks

There is no dedicated 24-hour information desk. Inquiries and orientation are handled by airline agents at check-in desks and boarding gates, as well as by the airport administration office during regular business hours.

 Location

The airport is located in the village of Ashwaubenon, Brown County, approximately 8 miles (13 km) southwest of downtown Green Bay, Wisconsin.

What services does Green Bay-Austin Straubel Airport (GRB) offer?

The passenger terminal provides essential travel amenities and conveniences to meet travelers' needs before and after their flights.

Finance and Connectivity

• Wi-Fi: free wireless internet service is available throughout the terminal.
• Device Charging: charging stations and electrical outlets are situated throughout the boarding concourses.
• ATMs: cash machines are available in public areas of the terminal.
• Currency Exchange: there are no commercial currency exchange counters at the airport.

Food and Dining

Tailwinds Flight Line Restaurant & Airport Gift Shops provides quick-service meals, coffee, breakfast items, and sit-down dining both pre-security and post-security, supplemented by vending machines offering snacks and cold beverages during flight operating hours.

Retail and Newsstands

Tailwinds gift shops offer newspapers, books, magazines, travel essentials, and Green Bay and Wisconsin souvenirs.

Baggage and Lost Property

For items lost in public areas or security checkpoints inside the terminal, passengers should contact the Airport Administration (+1 920-498-4800) or Public Safety (+1 920-498-4820). For items left aboard an aircraft, passengers must reach out to their respective airline.

Additional Services

• Family restrooms and nursing areas.
• Electric vehicle (EV) charging stations in the parking area.

Accommodation near Green Bay-Austin Straubel Airport (GRB)

There are no hotels or sleep pods located inside the terminal building.

Nearby Hotels with Shuttle Service

• Wingate by Wyndham Green Bay/Airport: situated immediately adjacent to the airport grounds.
• Oneida Hotel & Casino: located less than 1 mile away at 2170 Airport Drive, offering complimentary airport shuttle service for guests.
• Hotel J Green Bay: located 1.1 miles (1.9 km) from the terminal, offering shuttle service upon advance request.
• Extended Stay Airport: situated 2.2 km from the airport.

Public and private transportation

Green Bay Airport is located roughly 15 minutes by car from downtown Green Bay and the Lambeau Field area.

Rideshare and Car Sharing

Uber and Lyft are authorized to operate at the airport, picking up passengers at the designated curb outside the main terminal. In addition, peer-to-peer car sharing service Turo is available at the airport.

Taxis and Private Transfers

Several local companies provide taxi, executive car, and limousine service to and from the airport, including Ace Cab, Astro Taxi, Ammy’s Cab Service, Bay Bus / Presidential Limousine, Door County Courier, and Executive Car Service. Vehicles pick up passengers directly outside baggage claim.

Public Transit

Green Bay Metro provides public bus transit across the metropolitan area and coordinates transportation connections in the vicinity of the airport.

Car rental agencies

Major car rental companies have service counters located directly inside the main terminal adjacent to the baggage claim carousel, allowing travelers to pick up and return vehicles within short walking distance without requiring shuttle buses.

On-site Rental Agencies

• Avis / Budget
• Enterprise Rent-A-Car
• Hertz
• Alamo / National

Parking services at Green Bay-Austin Straubel Airport (GRB)

Green Bay Austin Straubel International Airport offers over 1,000 parking spaces directly opposite the terminal building, just steps from the doors with no shuttles needed. Payment can be made by credit/debit card at automated exit gates or via staffed lanes.

Parking Lots

• Short-Term Lot: convenient for quick drop-offs and pick-ups. First 30 minutes free; 31 to 60 minutes: $4.00 USD; each additional 30 minutes: $1.00 USD; daily maximum: $19.00 USD.
• Long-Term Lot: intended for overnight and multi-day parking. First 30 minutes free; 31 to 60 minutes: $3.00 USD; each additional hour: $1.00 USD; daily maximum: $9.00 USD; weekly maximum: $45.00 USD.

Important Features

• Cell Phone Waiting Lot: a free waiting area equipped with a live flight arrival display, allowing motorists to wait until their passengers are ready for curb pick-up.
• Disability Rate Accommodation: vehicles displaying disability credentials can park in the Short-Term lot while paying the lower Long-Term daily rate.

View official parking rates

Facilities for passengers with special needs

Green Bay Airport provides accessible facilities to ensure smooth navigation for all travelers.

Special Assistance Requests

Passengers requiring wheelchair transport or boarding support should coordinate with their airline at least 48 hours prior to departure.

Accessibility Infrastructure

• Reduced Mobility: ground-level ramp access, automatic sliding doors, and accessible restrooms throughout the terminal building.
• Blind and Low-Vision Travelers: the airport provides the Aira service free of charge, connecting passengers with trained visual interpretation agents for real-time airport navigation.
• Service Animals: designated outdoor relief areas are located outside the terminal building.
• Security Screening: TSA PreCheck expedited screening lanes are available at the checkpoint.
• Accessible Parking: vehicles displaying official disability plates or placards can use short-term parking stalls while paying the economical long-term daily parking rate.