List of Airports in Texas

As of 2024, there are 117 airports throughout the state of Texas according to IATA and ICAO. Through the table below, you can find name of each airport, its abbreviation, city location, and size. Airports in Texas are listed in alphabetical order. Please note that some airports serve internationally, while the other only serve domestically.

List of All Airports in Texas

#	Airport	Abbreviation	Location	Size
1	Addison Airport	ADS	Dallas, TX	Medium
2	Airpark Airport	MDD	Midland, TX	Small
3	Alice International Airport	ALI	Alice, TX	Small
4	Alpine Airport	ALE	Alpine, TX	Small
5	Andrau Airpark Airport	AAP	Houston, TX	Small
6	Aransas County Airport	RKP	Rockport, TX	Medium
7	Austin Airport	AUS	Austin, TX	Large
8	Bay City Airport	BBC	Bay City, TX	Small
9	Baytown Airport	HPY	Baytown, TX	Small
10	Beaumont Muni Airport	BMT	Beaumont, TX	Small
11	Borger Airport	BGD	Borger, TX	Small
12	Brazoria County Airport	LJN	Lake Jackson, TX	Medium
13	Brownwood Airport	BWD	Brownwood, TX	Small
14	Cabaniss Field	NGW	Corpus Christi, TX	Small
15	Carrizo Springs Airport	CZT	Carrizo Springs, TX	Small
16	Childress Airport	CDS	Childress, TX	Small
17	Clark Field	SEP	Stephenville, TX	Small
18	Coffield Airport	RCK	Rockdale, TX	Small
19	Coleman Airport	COM	Coleman, TX	Small
20	Corpus Christi International Airport	CRP	Corpus Christi, TX	Large
21	Corsicana Airport	CRS	Corsicana, TX	Small
22	Cotulla Airport	COT	Cotulla, TX	Small
23	Coulter Field	CFD	Bryan, TX	Small
24	County Airport	JAS	Jasper, TX	Small
25	County-Foster Airport	VCT	Victoria, TX	Small
26	Cox Field	PRX	Paris, TX	Small
27	Crane County Airport	CCG	Crane, TX	Small
28	Cuddihy Field	CUX	Corpus Christi, TX	Small
29	Culberson County Airport	VHN	Van Horn, TX	Small
30	Curtis Field	BBD	Brady, TX	Small
31	Dalhart Airport	DHT	Dalhart, TX	Small
32	Dallas North Airport	DNE	Dallas, TX	Small
33	Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport	DFW	Dallas, TX	Large
34	David Wayne Hooks Memorial Airport	DWH	Houston, TX	Large
35	Del Rio International Airport	DRT	Del Rio, TX	Small
36	Draughon-Miller Airport	TPL	Temple, TX	Medium
37	Eagle Lake Airport	ELA	Eagle Lake, TX	Small
38	East Texas Regional Airport	GGG	Longview, TX	Medium
39	Easterwood Field	CLL	College Station, TX	Medium
40	El Paso International Airport	ELP	El Paso, TX	Medium
41	Ellington Field	EFD	Houston, TX	Medium
42	Falcon State Park Airport	FAL	Roma, TX	Small
43	Fort Worth Alliance Airport	AFW	Fort Worth, TX	Medium
44	Garner Field	UVA	Uvalde, TX	Small
45	George Bush Intercontinental Airport	IAH	Houston, TX	Huge
46	Grayson County Airport	PNX	Sherman-Denison, TX	Medium
47	Hale County Airport	PVW	Plainview, TX	Small
48	Harlingen/Valley International Airport	HRL	Harlingen, TX	Medium
49	Harrison County Airport	ASL	Marshall, TX	Small
50	Hinkles Ferry Airport	BZT	Brazoria, TX	Small
51	Hobby Airport	HOU	Houston, TX	Large
52	Huntsville Airport	HTV	Huntsville, TX	Small
53	Iraan Municipal Airport	IRB	Iraan, TX	Small
54	Jacksonville Airport	JKV	Jacksonville, TX	Small
55	James Connall Airport	CNW	Waco, TX	Medium
56	Johnson Airport	JCY	Johnson, TX	Small
57	Kerrville Airport	ERV	Kerrville, TX	Medium
58	Kickapoo Airport	KIP	Wichita Falls, TX	Small
59	Kimble County Airport	JCT	Junction, TX	Small
60	Lakeside Airport	LKS	Lakeside, TX	Small
61	Landing Strip	EVA	Evadale, TX	Small
62	Laredo International Airport	LRD	Laredo, TX	Medium
63	Love Field	DAL	Dallas, TX	Large
64	Lubbock Preston Smith International Airport	LBB	Lubbock, TX	Medium
65	Lufkin Angelina County Airport	LFK	Nacogdoches, TX	Small
66	Majors Field	GVT	Greenville, TX	Small
67	Manassas Airport	MNZ	Manassas, TX	Small
68	Maverick Co Airport	EGP	Eagle Pass, TX	Small
69	McAllen International Airport	MFE	Mission, TX	Medium
70	Meacham Field	FTW	Fort Worth, TX	Medium
71	Metroport Airport	CLC	Clearlake, TX	Small
72	Mineral Wells Airport	MWL	Mineral Wells, TX	Small
73	Montgomery Co Airport	CXO	Conroe, TX	Medium
74	Mount Pleasant Airport	MPS	Mount Pleasant, TX	Small
75	Municipal Airport	ABI	Abilene, TX	Medium
76	Municipal Airport	ETN	Eastland, TX	Small
77	Municipal Airport	GLE	Gainesville, TX	Small
78	Municipal Airport	ILE	Killeen, TX	Medium
79	Municipal Airport	MRF	Marfa, TX	Small
80	Municipal Airport	ACT	Waco, TX	Medium
81	Nacogdoches Airport	OCH	Nacogdoches, TX	Small
82	New Braunfels Municipal Airport	BAZ	New Braunfels, TX	Small
83	Odessa Regional Airport	MAF	Midland, TX	Medium
84	Olney Airport	ONY	Olney, TX	Small
85	Ozona Airport	OZA	Ozona, TX	Small
86	Palacios Airport	PSX	Palacios, TX	Small
87	Palestine Airport	PSN	Palestine, TX	Small
88	Parker County Airport	WEA	Weatherford, TX	Small
89	Pecos City Airport	PEQ	Pecos City, TX	Small
90	Pecos County Airport	FST	Fort Stockton, TX	Small
91	Perry Lefors Field	PPA	Pampa, TX	Small
92	Ranger Municipal Airport	RGR	Ranger, TX	Small
93	Redbird Airport	RBD	Dallas, TX	Medium
94	Rick Husband Airport	AMA	Amarillo, TX	Large
95	Rooke Field	RFG	Refugio, TX	Small
96	Roy Hurd Memorial Airport	MIF	Monahans, TX	Small
97	San Angelo Airport (Mathis Field)	SJT	San Angelo, TX	Medium
98	San Antonio International Airport	SAT	San Antonio, TX	Large
99	Scholes Field	GLS	Galveston, TX	Medium
100	South Padre Island International Airport	BRO	Brownsville, TX	Medium
101	Southeast Texas Regional Airport	BPT	Beaumont, TX	Medium
102	Spaceland Airport	SPX	Houston, TX	Small
103	Stephens County Airport	BKD	Breckenridge, TX	Small
104	Stinson Municipal Airport	SSF	San Antonio, TX	Medium
105	Sugar Land Municipal Airport	SGR	Sugar Land, TX	Medium
106	Sulphur Springs Airport	SLR	Sulphur Springs, TX	Small
107	Sweetwater Airport	SWW	Sweetwater, TX	Small
108	Terrell Field	TRL	Terrell, TX	Small
109	Tokeen Airport	TKI	Tokeen, TX	Medium
110	Tradewind Airport	TDW	Amarillo, TX	Small
111	Tyler Pounds Regional Airport	TYR	Tyler, TX	Medium
112	West Houston Airport	IWS	Houston, TX	Medium
113	Wharton Airport	WHT	Wharton, TX	Small
114	William J Fox Airport	FOX	Fox, TX	Small
115	Wink Airport	INK	Wink, TX	Small
116	Winston Field	SNK	Snyder, TX	Small
117	Woodlawns Airport	JWL	Houston, TX	Small

Major Airports in Texas

Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW)

Airport Code:

DFW

Time Zone:

Central Standard Time (CST)

Address:

2400 Aviation Dr, DFW Airport, TX 75261

Nearby Cities:

• Dallas (18 miles)
• Fort Worth (20 miles)
• Arlington (13 miles)
• Grand Prairie (10 miles)
• Irving (5 miles)

Major Airlines Served:

• American Airlines
• Delta Air Lines
• Southwest Airlines
• United Airlines

Annual Passenger Traffic:

Approximately 70 million passengers annually

Airport Location and History:

Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) is one of the largest and busiest airports in the world. Located approximately 18 miles from downtown Dallas and 20 miles from downtown Fort Worth, DFW serves as a major hub for both domestic and international travel. Opened in 1974, DFW was designed to replace Dallas Love Field as the region’s primary airport. Since then, it has grown significantly to become one of the largest airports in terms of passenger traffic and area in the United States.

The airport serves as the main hub for American Airlines, which is headquartered in Fort Worth, and it is one of the largest American Airlines hubs globally. DFW is known for its excellent facilities, broad range of services, and the ability to accommodate a high volume of international flights. Its central location in the U.S. makes it an ideal connecting point for travelers across the country and around the world.

Over the years, DFW has undergone several expansion projects, adding terminals, upgrading technology, and enhancing passenger services. Today, it remains a critical part of the Dallas-Fort Worth metropolitan area’s transportation infrastructure, connecting millions of passengers each year to global destinations.

Facilities and Infrastructure:

Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport has five runways: Runway 17R/35L (13,400 feet), Runway 17L/35R (12,000 feet), Runway 18/36 (9,000 feet), Runway 8/26 (9,000 feet), and Runway 13/31 (9,000 feet). These runways are capable of handling large wide-body aircraft such as the Boeing 747 and Airbus A380, supporting both domestic and international flights. The airport’s infrastructure is well-suited for handling high volumes of passenger traffic, with a focus on efficiency and convenience.

DFW’s terminal complex consists of five terminals (A through E), each offering a range of amenities, including lounges, restaurants, duty-free shopping, and business services. The airport also offers extensive parking options, including short-term, long-term, and valet parking, along with rental car services. Additionally, the airport is equipped with modern baggage handling systems and efficient security checkpoints. With its large scale and modern facilities, DFW is well-positioned to handle millions of passengers and a wide range of aircraft annually.

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George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH)

Airport Code:

IAH

Time Zone:

Central Standard Time (CST)

Address:

2800 N Terminal Rd, Houston, TX 77032

Nearby Cities:

• Houston (23 miles)
• Spring (15 miles)
• Katy (30 miles)
• Pasadena (20 miles)
• The Woodlands (27 miles)

Major Airlines Served:

• United Airlines
• Southwest Airlines
• Spirit Airlines
• American Airlines

Annual Passenger Traffic:

Approximately 45 million passengers annually

Airport Location and History:

George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) serves as the primary international gateway for Houston and surrounding areas. Located approximately 23 miles north of downtown Houston, IAH opened in 1969 and was initially called Houston Intercontinental Airport before being renamed in 1997 in honor of George H. W. Bush, the 41st President of the United States. The airport plays a major role in connecting Houston to the world, particularly due to its international routes, especially to Latin America, Europe, and Asia.

IAH is a hub for United Airlines, offering a vast network of domestic and international flights. The airport also supports significant cargo operations due to Houston’s strategic position in the U.S. Gulf Coast region. Over the years, the airport has seen major expansions, including the development of new terminals and the construction of additional runways to handle the growing number of passengers and flights.

Today, IAH is one of the busiest airports in the United States and remains integral to Houston’s role as an international business and energy hub.

Facilities and Infrastructure:

George Bush Intercontinental Airport has five runways: Runway 8/26 (12,000 feet), Runway 9/27 (9,000 feet), Runway 15/33 (10,000 feet), Runway 14/32 (10,000 feet), and Runway 17/35 (9,000 feet). These runways are capable of accommodating large aircraft, including wide-body jets like the Boeing 747 and Airbus A380, making the airport suitable for long-haul international flights.

The airport’s terminal complex consists of five terminals (A through E), with each terminal offering services such as dining, shopping, lounges, and free Wi-Fi. IAH also offers various parking options, including short-term, long-term, and valet parking, as well as rental car services. The airport is well-equipped to handle large volumes of passengers, with advanced baggage handling systems and modern security protocols to ensure efficient processing. Additionally, IAH provides access to ground transportation, including buses, shuttles, and a direct link to the city via the METRO light rail system.

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Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS)

Airport Code:

AUS

Time Zone:

Central Standard Time (CST)

Address:

3600 Presidential Blvd, Austin, TX 78719

Nearby Cities:

• Austin (8 miles)
• Round Rock (20 miles)
• Pflugerville (15 miles)
• San Marcos (30 miles)
• Cedar Park (20 miles)

Major Airlines Served:

• Southwest Airlines
• American Airlines
• Delta Air Lines
• United Airlines

Annual Passenger Traffic:

Approximately 17 million passengers annually

Airport Location and History:

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS) serves the city of Austin and the surrounding Central Texas region. Located about 8 miles southeast of downtown Austin, the airport opened in 1999, replacing the older Robert Mueller Municipal Airport. The airport’s construction was driven by the rapid growth of Austin as a major technology and cultural hub. It was named after Colonel John “Jack” Bergstrom, a former Austinite and U.S. Air Force officer.

Since opening, AUS has grown to become one of the fastest-growing airports in the United States, driven by Austin’s booming tech industry and vibrant music scene. The airport serves as a key point of access for business and leisure travelers, with direct flights to major domestic and international destinations. The airport is also a hub for Southwest Airlines, with many flights to cities across the U.S. and Mexico.

AUS has undergone continuous improvements and expansions, including terminal upgrades, the construction of new gates, and the addition of amenities that make it a favorite among travelers.

Facilities and Infrastructure:

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport has two runways: Runway 17/35 (10,000 feet) and Runway 13/31 (8,000 feet). These runways are designed to accommodate a wide range of commercial aircraft, including narrow-body and some wide-body jets. The longer runway, 17/35, is capable of handling large aircraft such as the Boeing 747 and Airbus A330, facilitating international and long-haul flights.

The airport features a modern terminal with ample amenities, including restaurants, shops, lounges, and free Wi-Fi. Passengers have access to a variety of parking options, including short-term, long-term, and valet parking, as well as rental car services. AUS also offers ground transportation options, including shuttles and a direct connection to downtown Austin via public transit. With ongoing investments in its infrastructure, Austin-Bergstrom International Airport is prepared for future growth and increased passenger traffic.

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San Antonio International Airport (SAT)

Airport Code:

SAT

Time Zone:

Central Standard Time (CST)

Address:

9800 Airport Blvd, San Antonio, TX 78216

Nearby Cities:

• San Antonio (10 miles)
• New Braunfels (30 miles)
• Seguin (35 miles)
• Alamo Heights (7 miles)
• Leon Valley (9 miles)

Major Airlines Served:

• Southwest Airlines
• American Airlines
• United Airlines
• Delta Air Lines

Annual Passenger Traffic:

Approximately 10 million passengers annually

Airport Location and History:

San Antonio International Airport (SAT) serves the San Antonio metropolitan area and is a vital transportation hub for South Texas. Located approximately 10 miles north of downtown San Antonio, SAT opened in 1941 as the San Antonio Municipal Airport and has grown significantly since then. The airport was renamed San Antonio International in 1985 to reflect its increasing global connectivity.

San Antonio is a key cultural and historical center, attracting millions of tourists each year, especially to landmarks like the Alamo and the San Antonio Missions National Historical Park. SAT plays a crucial role in supporting both leisure and business travel, with flights to major U.S. cities and several international destinations, particularly in Mexico and Central America.

The airport continues to expand to meet the growing demand for air travel in the region, offering new routes and services to both business and leisure travelers. With a thriving local economy driven by industries such as healthcare, military, and tourism, SAT is poised to continue growing as an important regional airport.

Facilities and Infrastructure:

San Antonio International Airport has two runways: Runway 12/30 (8,500 feet) and Runway 8/26 (7,500 feet). Both runways are capable of handling narrow-body commercial jets and regional aircraft, with the longer runway 12/30 capable of accommodating larger aircraft, such as the Boeing 747, though the airport does not typically see widespread use of wide-body jets.

The terminal is equipped with modern amenities, including numerous dining options, shopping, lounges, and free Wi-Fi. SAT offers a range of parking options, from short-term to long-term parking, and provides rental car services. With easy access to ground transportation via shuttle services and public transit, San Antonio International Airport continues to provide a convenient and efficient travel experience for passengers. The airport is focused on further expansion to meet the needs of the rapidly growing region.

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El Paso International Airport (ELP)

Airport Code:

ELP

Time Zone:

Mountain Standard Time (MST)

Address:

500 W. San Francisco Ave, El Paso, TX 79925

Nearby Cities:

• El Paso (5 miles)
• Juárez, Mexico (3 miles)
• Horizon City (15 miles)
• Socorro (12 miles)
• Fort Bliss (10 miles)

Major Airlines Served:

• American Airlines
• Southwest Airlines
• United Airlines
• Delta Air Lines

Annual Passenger Traffic:

Approximately 4 million passengers annually

Airport Location and History:

El Paso International Airport (ELP) serves the city of El Paso and surrounding areas in West Texas. Located about 5 miles northeast of downtown El Paso, the airport is strategically positioned near the U.S.-Mexico border, serving as an important gateway between the two countries. The airport was first opened in 1928 as El Paso Municipal Airport and has expanded significantly over the years to accommodate both domestic and international flights.

ELP serves as a hub for both business and leisure travel, particularly for travelers crossing between the U.S. and Mexico. The airport plays an integral role in the local economy, providing connections for residents of the El Paso metropolitan area to major U.S. cities and offering international flights to cities like Mexico City and Guadalajara. The airport’s proximity to Fort Bliss also supports military-related air travel, particularly for personnel stationed at the nearby base.

Facilities and Infrastructure:

El Paso International Airport has two runways: Runway 8/26 (9,000 feet) and Runway 4/22 (8,000 feet). These runways are capable of handling a range of aircraft, including narrow-body jets, though wide-body aircraft are not typically a primary service at the airport. However, Runway 8/26 can accommodate larger aircraft like the Boeing 747.

The terminal includes a variety of services such as restaurants, shops, lounges, and free Wi-Fi for passengers. Parking options include short-term, long-term, and economy lots, as well as car rental services. The airport is connected to the city via various ground transportation options, including taxis and shuttle services. With its convenient location and efficient services, El Paso International Airport plays a vital role in connecting the region to the rest of the U.S. and the world.

Texas Overview

After a war with Mexico for its independence in 1836, Texas became a republic and, in 1845, joined the USA as its 28th state. It is the second largest state in area, after Alaska. The population is 27 million residents (2015). The capital is Austin and the largest city is Houston.