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Each year, Indianapolis International Airport (IND) serves about 8.5 million passengers and transports 1.15 million ton of cargo. It is an important contributor to central Indiana's growing economy, especially in the life sciences, technology, and logistics sectors.
A new Indianapolis International Airport is being constructed and will open later this year. Thirty years in the planning, it will feature an architecturally stunning new passenger terminal and concourses filled will nearly $4 million in original art. Landside, the airport will be accessed by a new main entrance off I-70. Air travelers and customers will enjoy a new parking garage that's vastly increased in size, new surface parking lots, and many other improvements.
The information below describes the current airport terminal and the surrounding campus.
DAILY DEPARTURES & DESTINATIONS
On average there are 180 daily departures, 39 of which are to nonstop flights, from Indianapolis. Although a handful of these flights are seasonal—and all are dependent upon the airlines who can and do change their flights depending on internal operations—daily nonstop service is generally available to:
— Atlanta (ATL)
— Baltimore (BWI)
— Boston (BOS)
— Cancun
— Charlotte (CLT)
— Chicago Midway (MDW)
— Chicago O’Hare (ORD)
— Cincinnati (CVG)
— Cleveland (CLE)
— Dallas/Fort Worth (DFW)
— Denver (DEN)
— Detroit
— Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood
— Fort Myers
— Hartford
— Houston Intercontinental (IAH)
— Jacksonville
— Kansas City (MCI)
— Las Vegas (LAS)
— Los Angeles (LAX)
— Memphis (MEM)
— Miami (MIA)
— Milwaukee (MKE)
— Minneapolis (MSP)
— New York (JFK)
— New York La Guardia (LGA)
— New York Newark (EWR)
— Orlando (MCO)
— Philadelphia (PHL)
— Phoenix (PHX)
— Pittsburgh (PIT)
— Raleigh/Durham (RDU)
— San Francisco (SFO; seasonal)
— Seattle (SEA; seasonal)
— St. Louis (STL)
— Tampa
— Toronto (YYZ)
— Washington Dulles (IAD)
— Washington National
AIRLINES
Travelers arriving at and/or departing from Indianapolis International Airport are served by these commercial air carriers:
— Air Canada (Concourse D)
— AirTran (Concourse C)
— American Airlines (Concourse B)
— Cape Air (Concourse C)
— Continental Airlines (Concourse C)
— Delta Airlines (Concourse B)
— Frontier Airlines (Concourse C)
— Midwest Airlines (Concourse C)
— Northwest Airlines (Concourse A)
— Southwest Airlines (Concourse C)
— United Airlines (Concourse D)
— U.S. Airways (Concourse D)
PASSENGER TERMINAL
The Indianapolis International Airport is free of architectural barriers to people with disabilities. The public terminal occupies approximately 7,700 acres (hectares). It includes the main terminal building and Concourses A, B, C, and D. The concourses house 33 gates and approximately 673,000 square feet of space.
PARKING
The airport's total parking capacity is 10,915 vehicles.
— Parking garage: 1,800 spaces
— Surface lot: 450 spaces
— Remote lots: 6,665 spaces
— Business class lot: 1,450 spaces
— Corporate Connection lot: 550 spaces
LOCATION & DESCRIPTION
Time zone: GMT-4. Most Indiana counties follow Eastern Standard Time (EST), which follows Daylight Savings Time (DST); click for local time in Indianapolis
Date opened: September 1931
Distance from downtown Indianapolis: 8 miles
Owner/operator: Indianapolis Airport Authority
Zip code: 46241
FAA identifier: IND
Coordinates: 39°43'2.38"N, 86°17'39.78"W
Elevation: 797 feet (242.9m) above sea level
Time zone: GMT-4, Eastern Standard Time in most of the state; Daylight Savings Time is observed.
RUNWAYS
Runway |
Length |
Width |
Instrument |
5L/23R |
11,200' |
150' |
CAT III ILS (5L)
CAT I ILS (23R) |
5R/23L |
10,000' |
150' |
CAT III ILS (5R)
CAT I ILS (23L) |
14/32 |
7,600' |
150' |
CAT I ILS |
INDIANAPOLIS AIRPORT AUTHORITY (IAA)
Established as a municipal corporation by the Indiana General Assembly in 1962, IAA is responsible for developing, operating, and managing six aviation facilities in the greater metropolitan area:
— Indianapolis International Airport
— Metropolitan Airport
— Mt. Comfort Airport
— Eagle Creek Airpark
— Hendricks County Airport–Gordon Graham Field
— Indianapolis Heliport
The Airport Authority is governed by a board of eight voting members appointed by the mayor of Indianapolis and officials from Marion and Hendricks counties. The board also has three non-voting members representing Hamilton, Hancock and Morgan counties. Meet the board.
DOCUMENTATION & REPORTS
Airline Activity Reports
Financial Reports
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