
Albuquerque New Mexico, USA Travel Guide
Several major carriers operate at ABQ, making connections to hubs across the U.S. These airlines have several routes for domestic travel.
Albuquerque International Sunport does not direct international flights from major global hubs outside North America.
Demand and prices for flights increase significantly, notably near the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta in the first part of October. Book flights months in advance for this period.
You might find lower prices during off-peak times (Winter, late Summer), excluding major holidays. Flight schedules vary seasonally with fewer options during slower periods.
Albuquerque International Sunport (ABQ) dining places and retail outlets for dining and last-minute purchases. Car rental counters located on-site. Free Wi-Fi throughout terminals.
Check Dollar Flight Club for notifications on low airfares.
Use Skyscanner to compare flight prices and find the best routes.
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Amtrak's "Southwest Chief" route serves Albuquerque, connecting Los Angeles to Chicago, a scenic way to travel across the Southwest.
Long-distance bus travel a budget-friendly option for inter-urban travel, connecting Albuquerque to cities across the U.S.
Self-driving to Albuquerque scenic routes. You need a valid driver's license (U.S. License or International Driving Permit) and proof of insurance.
Roads in and around Albuquerque are generally safe. Be aware of wildlife and monsoon season hazards.
The United States does not specific exit fees or taxes for departing travelers. Any taxes typically included in your flight or ticket price.
Albuquerque International Sunport (ABQ) offers dining options, shops, charging stations, and lounges for departing travelers.
Verify your departure times and consider online check-in when available.
Check your airline's baggage allowances to avoid unexpected fees.
Confirm your transportation to the airport or station well in advance.