Nashville Airport (BNA) terminal map

Concourse A (Gates A1–A8) is located on the North side and mainly serves Delta, WestJet, and Air Canada. This area was part of the early BNA upgrades and shines with contemporary design, wide windows, and a laid-back feel.

Highlights:

• 400 Degrees serves Nashville’s famous hot chicken.
• Tennessee Brew Works offers local craft beer and comfort food.
• Shops like Music City Threads and the Goo Goo Shop sell locally made souvenirs.
• Ample seating with USB ports and close proximity to North Security make this concourse ideal for a quick, relaxing boarding process.

Right next to Concourse A, you’ll find Concourse B (Gates B1–B13), serving American Airlines, United, and others. It’s one of the busier parts of the terminal and full of entertainment and tasty options.

Must-Sees:

• Hattie B’s brings the heat with its spicy fried chicken.
• Green Beans Coffee fuels your journey with espresso and breakfast bites.
• Browse at Harley-Davidson Nashville or pick up last-minute gifts at Nashville Souvenirs.
• Families will love the interactive play area near Gate B5, while travelers with lounge access can retreat to the sleek Delta Sky Club.

Concourse B connects directly to A, offering a seamless experience across both halls.

Located in the South Terminal, Concourse C (Gates C4–C25) is the largest at BNA and the main base for Southwest Airlines. Gates C4–C11 are housed in a satellite terminal connected by a short shuttle ride from Gate C13.

What You’ll Find:

• A vibrant mix of restaurants including Party Fowl and Barista Parlor
• British Airways departs here with nonstop flights to London
• The Graycliff Divans Lounge near Gate B10 features rare airport smoking space
• Duty-free shops and boutiques like Live Love Nashville

The adjacent International Arrivals Facility, opened in 2023, makes customs quick and welcoming for international visitors

Opened in 2023, Concourse D (Gates D1–D6) is the airport’s newest wing. Though smaller than the others, it packs in sleek design and solid services, used mostly by Southwest Airlines and offering room to grow.

• Grab a slice and a pint at Slim & Husky’s Pizza Beeria
• Nursing parents can relax in a lactation room near Gate D4
• The Hilton BNA Airport Hotel, opened in 2024, is a short walk away—perfect for early flights or long layovers

Positioned just past the main security checkpoint, the T Gates (T1–T6) serve airlines like Air Canada, WestJet, and British Airways. This area is steps from the Grand Lobby, which hosts live music, a large food court, and BNA’s best amenities.

• Grab BBQ from Whitt’s or tacos from Bar-B-Cutie
• Lounge access: Admirals Club for American Airlines passengers
• Minute Suites offer private nap pods for Priority Pass members
• From here, walk to any other concourse with ease—it’s the airport’s most connected spot

BNA is a walker-friendly airport with wide, art-lined hallways, local music playing softly, and plenty of signage. You can easily move between concourses without a train or tram, except for the quick shuttle to Concourse C’s satellite gates.

Outside Access: Terminal Drive runs in a one-way loop with marked entrances for drop-offs and pickups

Transportation Options:

• Rideshares and taxis at ground level
• WeGo bus #18 to downtown Nashville
• Terminal Garages 1 & 2 for short-term parking
• Shuttle service to economy lots
• Free, fast Wi-Fi and ample charging stations make the experience smooth for business and leisure travelers alike.

More than just a place to catch a flight, BNA is a celebration of Nashville itself. From live music stages and hot chicken joints to locally crafted souvenirs and skyline views, the airport captures the city’s creative pulse in every corner.

So whether you’re arriving with a suitcase and a six-string or heading home with new memories and souvenirs, BNA delivers Southern charm, tech-forward convenience, and that unmistakable Music City vibe.

Safe travels—and don’t forget to hum a tune on your way through!