
Augusta Regional Airport at Bush Field is the main gateway to Augusta, Georgia, home of the Masters golf tournament. Compare flights on Augusta Regional Airport (AGS) and set a Price Alert on Traveloka before you book.
Augusta Regional Airport (IATA: AGS) is a city-owned public airport about six miles south of downtown Augusta, in Richmond County. Its current terminal opened in December 2007 and has 12 gates across two concourses.
Augusta connects to major US hub airports for onward travel.
For international connections, travellers typically route through one of these larger hubs. Schedules can change, particularly around major local events like the Masters, so check current flight times before booking.
Delta and American Airlines are currently the only two airlines flying from Augusta — Delta to Atlanta, and American to Charlotte, Dallas-Fort Worth and Washington D.C.
Augusta has a single, two-level terminal with 12 gates split across two concourses: Concourse A (gates A1-A6) for Delta, and Concourse B (gates B1-B6) for American Airlines.
Taxis and rideshare apps including Uber and Lyft serve the airport, and shuttle services are available for group or hotel transfers.
As a regional airport, Augusta's terminal is compact, with essential passenger facilities rather than the extensive shops and dining of a major hub.
Planning a trip to Augusta? Compare Delta and American Airlines' schedules and set a Price Alert on Traveloka. Always confirm the latest flight times before you travel.




