Hollywood Burbank Airport (BUR) | Terminal maps

is the larger and busier of the two terminals, handling the majority of passenger traffic at Burbank Airport. It serves several major carriers and offers more dining and amenity options than Terminal B.

Terminal A houses Gates A1 to A9. It serves the majority of airlines operating at BUR, including Southwest Airlines, Alaska Airlines, United Airlines, and Avelo Airlines.

• Dining Options: Terminal A offers several casual dining choices for travelers. Guy Fieri’s Kitchen + Bar Express is a standout for a quick but flavorful bite. Jones Coffee Roasters is perfect for your caffeine fix, while Cheeseburger Cheeseburger and Wolfgang Puck Kitchen Counter provide fast-casual meals with familiar flavors.
• Where to Relax: While BUR doesn’t offer airline lounges, Terminal A has comfortable seating areas near the gates. Charging stations are available throughout, and the atmosphere is generally quiet, especially compared to larger airports.
• Getting Around: Since the terminals are connected, walking between Terminal A and B takes just a few minutes. There are no shuttle buses needed within the airport.
• Tips: Arrive early, especially during peak morning hours, as TSA lines can build up quickly in this smaller facility. There is a TSA PreCheck line available for eligible passengers.
• Ground Transportation: Rideshare pick-up zones are located just outside the terminal, along with traditional taxi and shuttle services. Burbank Airport also features direct access to Amtrak and Metrolink train stations — just a short walk from the terminal, making it one of the most transit-connected airports in Southern California.
• Accessibility: Terminal A includes accessible restrooms, elevators, and wheelchair assistance services. Staff are generally friendly and helpful with travelers needing extra support.

is the smaller and quieter terminal at Burbank Airport, offering a more relaxed atmosphere and serving fewer airlines. It’s ideal for travelers looking for a quick and easy boarding experience.

Terminal B houses Gates B1 to B5. It primarily serves American Airlines and Delta Air Lines.

• Dining Options: While more limited than Terminal A, Terminal B features a few quick service counters and vending areas. You’ll find snacks, drinks, and grab-and-go options for short flights. For more variety, it’s easy to walk over to Terminal A.
• Where to Relax: Terminal B has seating near all gates, and the smaller crowds often make it feel more relaxed. There are charging outlets and restrooms close to each gate. Since there are no lounges, travelers typically find a spot near their gate and settle in.
• Getting Around: Terminal B connects directly to Terminal A via a short corridor. Passengers can move between the terminals without exiting the secured area.
• Tips: If your flight departs from Terminal B but you want more food or drink choices, head over to Terminal A before boarding time.
• Ground Transportation: Terminal B shares the same pickup zones and transport services as Terminal A, including access to nearby train services and airport parking garages.
• Accessibility: The terminal is fully ADA-compliant with accessible seating, ramps, and restrooms. Airline staff are available to assist with boarding or baggage needs.