Albuquerque Sunport (ABQ) Airport |
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- ABQ Airport Contact
2200 Sunport Blvd SE
Albuquerque, NM 87106
United States
Phone: 5052447700
Email: djiron@cabq.gov
Website for Albuquerque Sunport Airport: http://www.cabq.gov/airport
- ABQ Airport Overview
Albuquerque International Sunport ABQ is located four miles from downtown Albuquerque, New Mexico’s largest city, accessible via I-25/85 (fr.S: Exit 221; fr.N: Exit 222A) and I-40 (Coronado Fwy). The Airport serves well over 6 million passengers per annum. Sunport Airport has four runways and is served by major US Airlines--Southwest being the dominant one, offering nonstops to major US cities, as well as Aero Mexico with flights south of the border, and in-state commuters Great Lakes and New Mexico Airlines to the cities of Alamogorda, Carlsbad, Clovis & Silver Lake.
The Airport has one three-level passenger terminal with 23 gates and concourses A & B, which offers a Visitor Information desk, a Chaplaincy Program, and shops and restaurants. The Rental Car Center is located at 3400 University S.E., with free accessible shuttle service from/to the terminal every five minutes. If you need to pick up a passenger, use the free cell phone lot. Stay with your car until your party calls you to be picked up at the curb. Your parking options consist of a four-level parking garage and a long-term surface lot. Cash and credit cards are accepted. Handicap parking is near the elevators on all levels. To get from the Airport to your destination, you can take a taxi or limo or-- if you are headed to Albuquerque--the Sunport Shuttle (505-883-4966). If you are headed to Santa Fe, you have 3 choices: Sandia Shuttle Express (505-242-0302), Roadrunner Express (505-424-3367), or New Mexico Rail Runner (1-05-245-7245) with shuttle service between the Airport and rail station provided by ABQ Ride.
The City of Albuquerque is a high-desert city, situated at the foot of the Sandia Mountains. It is one of the oldest cities in America and has been home to people of the Rio Grande Valley for many centuries, rich in history and culture. Albuquerque, home to the Isotopes, Balloon Museum, BioPark, Indian Pueblo Cultural Center, and Old Town to name a few, is recognized by a variety of media as 'one of the best places to live, work and do business'.
