The city of Austin, Texas continues to grow and grow. With the city and new people coming to the city, transportation around the city must keep up as well. One of those places getting upgrades is none other than Austin Bergstrom International Airport.
ABIA Continued Growth Over The Years
Austin Bergstrom may have seemed busier to those who have recently flown out of it. You wouldn’t be wrong either. KXAN showed that since 2015, passengers have grown from around 11 million in 2015 to over 21 million in 2024.
Simply put, with more and more people going to ABIA and the area around it needs to get bigger to accommodate more passengers. To that end, the airport is seeing a new terminal being built. The question now becomes which airlines will reside in the terminal, and if it affects the other terminal.
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Now, new information has been revealed as to which airlines will either move or be placed in either terminal.
Which Airlines Will Be In ABIA’S New Terminal?
KXAN revealed that the new concourse, Terminal B, will have Southwest at the biggest resident. 18 gates will be for Southwest, and five gates will be affiliated with United Airlines. There will be three other gates that can be used by other airlines for flights designated as domestic.
As for Terminal A, Delta Air Lines will take up 15 gates, American will have eight gates, and Alaska Airlines will have one. Eight gates in the concourse will be available for both domestic and international flights.
There’s even more changes coming to, so ABIA might be different to Austin residents soon!
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