Parking at Buffalo Niagara International Airport

AirportParking.com can make your search for Buffalo Airport parking as simple as possible. Four lots for BUF parking are currently available for online reservation at affordable rates, with some lots offering extra auto maintenance services such as car washes and oil changes. All lots provide complimentary shuttle service to and from Buffalo Niagara International Airport.

On-airport parking at Buffalo Airport is also available, with convenient access to the terminal. Choose from the Short Term Garage, Preferred Long Term, and Long Term A and B. Preferred long-term parking is within walking distance, with free shuttles running to and from the terminal, while Long Term A and Long Term B lots are more economical and designed for those that need to park for longer trips. Again, free shuttle service runs from the lots to Buffalo Airport. Furthermore, there is a cell phone lot available for those waiting to pick up passengers.

BUF Airport Guide

Buffalo Niagara International Airport (BUF) is located in Cheektowaga, serving the Buffalo Niagara Falls metropolitan area, as well as Southern Ontario, Canada. Offering 110 daily flights and nonstop service to 23 destinations, including Orlando, Chicago, Minneapolis, and Las Vegas, the airport had over five million passengers pass through in 2010.

Only 10 miles outside of Buffalo and 45 kilometers away from Niagara Falls, BUF airport is conveniently next to the NY-33/Kensington Expressway from both directions. Public bus service (NFTA-METRO) is also available, while other ground transportation is on the lower level of the terminal.

Given its close proximity to Canada, Buffalo Niagara International Airport deals with a bit of international travel. Therefore, remember that both U.S. and Canadian travelers are required to present a passport or other document that denotes identity and citizenship if your travels take you across either border.

Airlines at Buffalo Niagara airport include AirTran, American Airlines, Delta, JetBlue, Southwest, American Eagle, United (currently merging with Continental), and US Airways, with Southwest being the largest air carrier in terms of number of passengers. All of these airlines are served by 26 gates in one terminal.