Austin Bergstrom International Airport Ground Transportation Providers At Lower Level
Ground Transportation at the Austin Airport, the Barbara Jordan Terminal ( the main terminal ) provides clients with easy access to limo and bus charter services, at the lower level in the baggage claim area.
At baggage claim is where chauffeurs or greeters are located to meet you or your client.
For more information about black car services or bus charter, please contact companies listed in this directory.
Ground Transportation companies serving at the Barbara Jordan Terminal provide a convenient service for those who need to get from their hotel or office to the airport in a timely manner.
Whether you are hiring your own limo service or using a shuttle service, we have listings available for all vehicles.
Companies listed have commercial insurance and permits that meet the Austin Airport requirements.
Additionally, in Austin, Texas there are two places to check  if you’re looking for general aviation services.
The first is Austin-Bergstrom International Airport. It has 3 fixed base operators located at the south end of the airport. The three FBO’S are listed here: Â Atlantic Aviation, Signature Flight Support and Million Air Austin.
Chauffeur service is available to meet and greet on the tarmac as well as drop off. Please check with your limo or bus provider for details.
The second place is Austin Executive Airport north of the Austin Airport which can be found on State Tollroad 130 in Pflugerville.
Also towns nearby with General Aviation Services are located in Lakeway, Georgetown and San Marcos Texas.
Lakeway, west of Austin
Georgetown, north of Austin
San Marcos, South of Austin
For more information see our chauffeur service listings and use the Tap To Call to connect with providers.
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In summary, Austin’s main terminal building can be found less than 10 miles away from downtown and the Texas State Capitol – which makes this airport an excellent choice. Ask you’re chauffeur for more info about the Texas Sate Capitol and other attractions.
Questions:
1. What is the process for getting ground transportation at the Austin airport?
For limo or bus providers, transportation must be pre-arranged.
2. Are there any specifics  that need to be followed when choosing ground transportation?
Ask if they are licensed to pick up at the Austin Airport. Chauffeurs meet and greet at baggage claim.
3. How are rates determined for different types of ground transportation?
Rates will vary from where you’re going, is this a group? How many riders in your group? See listings and connect with limo service providers in Austin.
4. What if I have a large group – is there a special rate or process for that?
The process yes. Is your group all traveling together? Do they want a bus? Do they need sedans or SUVS? Are they all arriving all at once or on multiple flights?
5. Are there any other services offered at the airport, such as shuttle services?
Yes, most providers will arrange shuttle services to or from the Austin Airport.
Standard Procedure for Austin Bergstrom International Airport:
- Location: The airport is located less than 10 miles from the State Capitol of Texas.
- Airlines: Austin-Bergstrom operates as a hub for United Airlines, American Airlines, Delta with flights to more than 50 destinations in the U.S., Mexico, Canada, Central America, and Europe.
- Terminals: The airport has two passenger terminals that are not connected. The main terminal is the Barbara Jordan Terminal  and the South Terminal.
- General Aviation: Austin-Bergstrom serves general aviation with more than 5 FBOs.
- Nonstop Service: The airport offers nonstop service to London Heathrow on British Airways, Virgin Atlantic and KLM to Amsterdam
- Â Operating Hours: Operating hours for the airport can vary, it is recommended to check the airport’s website for updated information.
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I found Austin-Bergstrom International Airport to be small but very efficient. Navigating through security and check-in was quick and hassle-free, making the whole experience smooth. The layout is easy to follow, with short walking distances between gates. I also appreciated the variety of local food options, which added a nice Austin touch. Despite its size, the airport had all the essential amenities I needed, including rental cars and comfortable seating areas. It never felt overcrowded, and everything ran smoothly. Overall, I had a great experience and would definitely fly through Austin again for its convenience and efficiency.
First time flying into Austin and a few observations. The airport is small, 36 total gates, we walked around the entire airport 2 just checking food options. I will say that although small, it is quite nice inside, even if it is cold inside this February day. Many restaurants and bars, but your over all choices are but a handful of food types. To my surprise, only one Texas BBQ place. If you need libations or beer, your choices are endless. Many, many restaurants offer full bar service. After checking all I the restaurants, only 2, that we found had chips and salsa. Every airline has their club level here, which was surprising. Given we had a lay over, plus a delay we looked in every nook and corner. The English coffee machines were fascinating. I guess a nice airport comes at a cost, everything is beyond what I would consider normal airport pricing. I would consider flying through here again.
The Austin airport is my home airport, and while it is not my favorite, it is not bad either. Having lived in Austin for a long time, I remember the days when it was a very small airport near 51st St., and you could park in the neighborhoods outside the airport, and walk to the gate in 10 minutes from your street parking spot! But Austin has grown several fold since then and it understandably needed a bigger and better location. This is still an easy location to get to as long as you’re not commuting during peak rush-hour. The parking is simple, and for the economy parking you can walk in to the terminals from most of the lots in less than 10 minutes. Economy lot parking is affordable at $12 a day now, but it’s not the great deal it used to be 10 or 12 years ago, when it was five dollars a day and the economy lot was literally across the street from the terminal and you could walk there in 30 seconds. Generally, it’s faster and better to walk in from your parking spot than to wait for the shuttles, because the shuttles are unpredictable. Sometimes they arrive in one minute, but there have been times that I waited so long That I could’ve walked all the way to the terminal and back before the shovel came! The rental car area is a two or three minute walk from the airport terminals which is great if you need to rent a car, unlike a lot of airports where you need to take a 15 minute or longer bus ride to the airport rental locations. The food in the airport is pretty good, and is mostly a bunch of local Central Texas restaurants. For the most part, their food is not quite as good at the airport location as their real locations in town and is Grotesquely overpriced, as most airport food is. The biggest problem with the Austin airport is that they had the idea that to expand they would open a second small terminal down south. As the crow flies, it is may be only a mile or so away, but because of the way the shuttle buses need to run, it can take the better part of an hour to get between the main terminal, and the south terminal. If you are flying out of one of the two and back to the other one, plan ahead. You can leave your card either one, but if you wanna leave it at the one you’re going to be arriving to when you come home, Give yourself an hour to drop the car off there and get back to the other terminal to catch your flight out. They should’ve come up with a better plan for this. Los Angeles has a little auxiliary terminal that’s connected by a shuttle bus, which is done much better and you can get between in five or 10 minutes. Those shuttles run literally through the airport, so I don’t know if there is a way to do that in Austin, but in a case they didn’t. The other thing is if you are flying out of gate one or 32, budget yourself a little bit of time to walk from the security all the way down to the most distant gates. I would give yourself 10 minutes or so, maybe longer if you are slow walker, or if you’re gonna stop to grab something on the way. There are no moving walkways in the Austin airport to speed things up so plan accordingly.
Easy to navigate inside the airport. Food options are limited. Not too many shops either however, there is a lot of space to relax, work and wait for the flight. Nice and clean restrooms. I took a flight a few days before Halloween and one of the gates was decorated so well for Halloween that it became the highlight for people to stop and click pictures. I did the same…
There is a lot of construction (3/2025). The lines are efficient, the bathrooms are clean and there is ample amounts of food options.