Albuquerque International Airport

Albuquerque International Airport is located in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The airport is renowned for its full service facility. Each year they see about six million passengers come through the airport. Albuquerque International is the largest commercial airport in New Mexico. The airport is a gateway to several international locations and diverse cultures. The airport has enhanced security, making it safe for passengers to travel. They enforce the curbside restrictions and all other security laws.

The commercial airlines servicing the airport include AeroMexico, American Airlines, Continental, Delta, Frontier, Great Lakes, New Mexico, Northwest, Southwest, United Airlines, and US Airways. These airlines serve other areas of the United States helping passengers get where they need to be. Southwest flies to more stops than any other airline at the airport. Their stops include Baltimore- Washington, Chicago, Dallas Love Field, Denver, El Paso, Houston, Las Vegas, Orlando, and Tampa. AeroMexico takes passengers to Chihahua and other Mexican locations.

Albuquerque International Airport provides cargo flights as well. Their cargo flights are through DHL, FedEx, and UPS. It is possible to speak with any of these companies to set up any type of cargo whether it is a small package or something a little larger. There are three main levels to the terminal, a commuter airline gate, and 2 concourses. The terminal includes the baggage claim on level one, ticketing on two, and the checkpoint.

Concourse B offers Earth Spirit, Thunderbird Curio, and Hudson News for shops. They also have Fiesta Gifts and Gifts Unique. Restaurants on Concourse B include La Hacienda Mexican Restaurant, Pizzeria Express, Baskin Robins, Comida Buena Gourmet Deli, and Sunport Snack Shop. There is Lenny's Ringside lounge for individuals who want a place to sit down. Services such as handicap assistance, telephones, ATM, and laptop charging stations are available for consumers to use.

Concourse A has a few additional shops and eateries than Concourse B. On Concourse A, Quiznos, Black Mesa Coffee Shop, Route 66 Microbrewery, and Winners Sportsbar are offered. The kiosks and shops include Senor Murphy Candymaker, Zia Gifts, Hudson News and Fiesta Gifts. The same services are also offered on Concourse A.

Parking at Albuquerque is available on four levels. There is space for 3,400 automobiles. There are 500 long term parking spots. The facility is open for 24 hours a day. Parking is $1 for up to thirty minutes, and $10 a day after three days. Parking rates can change at the discretion of the airport so it is a good idea to check before going to the airport. Car rentals, taxis, and public transportation can be obtained for individuals who are staying in Albuquerque. Visitors and business travelers are able to enjoy many amenities. Around the airport are an aquarium, balloon museum, botanic garden, and convention center. The convention center allows business travelers to hold meetings or other events. Albuquerque has a diverse culture with Spanish, American, and other cultures living in the city. For that reason there is a lot of history that can be viewed in museums.