Austin-Bergstrom Airport releases renderings for new Concourse M, a six-gate addition

March 24, 2026

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport revealed visual plans for a new terminal space named Concourse M, offering the public its first look at the project. Airport leadership presented the renderings while rolling out broader design plans for an expanded terminal footprint.

Concourse M is planned to contain six gates, officials said when unveiling the designs. The addition joins other elements of the airport's larger terminal planning effort, which aims to address future travel demand.

The airport released renderings to show how the new concourse might appear in both form and function, giving airlines and passengers a clearer sense of the proposed layout. Those visuals are intended to illustrate the scope of the project and the scale of the new gate area.

Airport leaders introduced Concourse M during the design presentation, positioning it as another component of terminal development at Austin-Bergstrom. They described the concourse as a distinct, six-gate section within the overall plan, rather than a standalone terminal.

Adding six gates will change capacity and could influence airline scheduling and passenger flow at the airport, which serves as Austin's main commercial aviation hub. City and regional travelers may see operational changes as the airport works through design and implementation stages.

Officials have provided these renderings as an early step in the planning process, and the images give stakeholders an opportunity to visualize the proposed concourse. The airport will continue to share information as the terminal project advances and further details become available.