Terminal building
Baggage claim and ground transportation are on Level 1, ticketing on Level 2 and the TSA checkpoint on Level 3, with departures on the same level. The Great Hall on Level 2 is the main public area.
Albuquerque, New Mexico KABQ #62 US airport by passengers
Southeast of downtown Albuquerque, New Mexico, at 2200 Sunport Blvd. SE.
Albuquerque International Sunport has a single terminal building with 25 gates across Concourses A, B and E. The building holds ticketing, security and baggage functions, which keeps walking distances short.
The Sunport has no passenger lounge, and Priority Pass does not serve the airport. Gate seating, the post-security food options and the regional art collection are the main amenities.
Main airlines: Southwest is the dominant carrier at the Sunport. Alaska, American, Delta, JetBlue and United also serve the airport, and Advanced Air and Contour operate commuter flights to smaller New Mexico cities.
The FAA is not reporting a ground stop, ground delay program or other delay at ABQ right now.
Source: FAA National Airspace System Status, checked 4 min ago. Airline-specific delays are not shown here.
57°F14°C
Good visibility and high cloud base. Normal operations are typical.
METARMETAR KABQ 101152Z 13004KT 10SM CLR 14/07 A3008 RMK AO2 SLP120 T01390067 10178 20139 55002
Source: NOAA Aviation Weather Center. Observed 7 h ago.
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Based on 6,541 departures from May 2026 to July 2026. A flight counts as late when it leaves 15 or more minutes after schedule.
| Airline | Departures | Late |
|---|---|---|
| Southwest Airlines | 2,988 | 30.6% |
| SkyWest Airlines | 1,283 | 11.5% |
| American Airlines | 753 | 25.1% |
| United Airlines | 611 | 18.2% |
| Delta Air Lines | 347 | 12.7% |
| Envoy Air | 230 | 20.4% |
Source: Bureau of Transportation Statistics, On-Time Performance of reporting carriers. Smaller regional carriers and some airlines are not included.
Baggage claim and ground transportation are on Level 1, ticketing on Level 2 and the TSA checkpoint on Level 3, with departures on the same level. The Great Hall on Level 2 is the main public area.
Post-security restaurants include Sadie's, Frank's Famous Chicken and Waffles and Steel Bender Brewyard, which serve classic New Mexican food.
The airport says more restaurants are planned for this concourse. Check the departures screens for your gate before you walk.
The third concourse, reached through the same central checkpoint as A and B.
All three concourses are reached through one central TSA checkpoint, so you do not need to screen again when moving between them. Because the concourses are all in one building, most connections take only a few minutes on foot.
Serves the Sunport on weekdays and Saturdays. Route 250 is temporarily suspended, so check the ABQ Ride schedule before you travel.
The Rail Runner runs from Santa Fe to Albuquerque and south to Belen. A shuttle links the Sunport with the Rail Runner stations, and the schedule is listed on the ABQ Ride and Rio Metro websites.
Both are on the Bag Claim level. The Sunport Shuttle, a private van service, offers door-to-door trips to hotels and homes across the city.
Free shuttles run from the commercial lane outside Bag Claim to the Rental Car Center 24 hours a day, about every 10 minutes.
You can use taxis or rideshare from the Bag Claim level, or the Sunport Shuttle. ABQ Ride Route 50 also serves the airport on weekdays and Saturdays.
No. The Sunport has no airline or independent lounge, and it is not part of the Priority Pass network.
Yes. Free shuttles run from the commercial lane outside Bag Claim to the Rental Car Center 24 hours a day, about every 10 minutes.
The garage charges are listed on the airport website. Short stays cost a few dollars, and the daily maximum is about $14. Economy lots are cheaper for longer trips, and the rates change, so check them before you travel.
About 2,562,028 passengers boarded flights at Albuquerque International Sunport in 2025, according to FAA enplanement data. That ranks it number 62 among US airports.
Over May 2026 to July 2026, 23.2% of departures at ABQ left 15 or more minutes late, and 0.83% of flights were cancelled (Bureau of Transportation Statistics).
Guide content last reviewed October 9, 2026. Report a correction