Augusta Regional At Bush Field

Augusta Regional has a single passenger terminal building with a small number of gates and a combined ticketing and baggage claim area. Airline counters, rental car desks and TSA screening are all in the same terminal footprint, so walking distances are short and wayfinding is straightforward.

Ground transport is limited but straightforward; most travelers use taxis, rideshare or rental cars. Travel time to downtown Augusta is typically under 20 minutes depending on traffic.

• Rail/Metro: No rail or metro link.
• Buses: Local public transit coverage to the airport is limited; check the city transit operator for any connecting routes. Shuttle services may be offered by some hotels.
• Taxis: Taxi service is available; fares to downtown are generally modest for a short trip.
• Ride-share: Uber/Lyft typically operate in the region - availability can vary by time of day.
• Driving: The airport is a short drive from downtown Augusta; parking is available on-site (short- and long-term).

Small terminal with basic passenger facilities suited to regional flights.

• Lounges: There are no major airline lounges; seating is public.
• Food & drink: Expect a small café or concession and vending machines; options are limited airside.
• Wi‑Fi: Public Wi‑Fi is commonly available; session limits vary by provider.
• Charging: Some charging points and power outlets are available in the terminal seating areas.
• Luggage storage: No guaranteed left‑luggage facility - check with airport information or rental car companies.
• Showers & accessibility: No public shower facilities; the terminal is accessible with ADA-compliant restrooms and parking.

Accommodation options near Augusta Regional At Bush Field

There is no on‑site airport hotel; most accommodations are in downtown Augusta or along major roads into the city. For short overnight stays consider hotels near the I‑20/I‑520 corridor or downtown. Many local hotels offer complimentary airport shuttles - call ahead to confirm.

Tips for long layovers: arrange a day room with a downtown hotel or use a rental car to explore nearby restaurants and parks if your layover is several hours.