Buffalo, United States
Buffalo Niagara International Airport (BUF) opened in 1926 and is operated by the Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority. The airport handled approximately 5 million passengers in 2023.
BUF serves as a convenient gateway to both Western New York and Southern Ontario. Future expansion plans focus on improving passenger amenities and airfield infrastructure.
Buffalo Niagara International Airport has one main terminal building. The terminal has 15 gates across two concourses: Concourse A (Gates A1-A9) and Concourse C (Gates C27-C33).
The airport underwent a $60 million expansion and renovation project completed in 2018, which included upgrades to security checkpoints and improved passenger flow. The terminal's capacity is approximately 6 million passengers per year.
Short-term, Long-term, Garage, and Economy parking options are available. Short Term: $3 per 30 minutes, up to $24 per day. Long Term: $3 per hour, up to $14 per day. Garage: $3 per hour, up to $16 per day. Economy: $3 per hour, up to $11 per day. Pre-booking is available through the airport website.