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Florida Tampa International Airport is the third largest airport, handling more than 19 million passengers in 2007, an increase of 1.5% compared to 2006. There is 10 km west of the Central Business District of Tampa in Hillsborough County with Highway 60 at the airport entrance east of the beginning of the Courtney Campbell Causeway and south of the end of Veterans Expressway. The airport is well signposted and is located west of West Shore Boulevard, on I-275 exit 39 or on Spruce Street or Columbus Drive westbound from Tampa.

The terminal at Tampa International Airport was the first of its kind in the world with four air-side satellite with the main building by an automated people mover (APM). The terminal was originally designed to make the walk between the car and plane to 700 meters, but that has now grown to over 1,000 feet, because the new, larger air-side buildings.

If you are at Tampa Airport, you can take a car from a car rental N of the terminal, or you can transport to the city on one of the Interactive Ground Transportation information kiosks in the baggage claim near the escalators. There are joint and several mini-city buses that travel in Tampa and other destinations.

A taxi service is from the Commercial Ground Transportation Quadrants located at all four corners of the baggage claim level. United Yellow Cab and Taxis are located at the kerbside outside the baggage claim areas. They both have the same prices: $ 2 plus $ 2 per mile.

Passenger pickups can be found in the bus parking spaces in the Ground Transportation Quadrants. HART Rapid Transit line is located at the eastern end of the Red baggage reclaim belt of roadside # 20, and the route and schedule is located at the bus stop.

There is no train station at the Tampa airport, but there is an Amtrak station in downtown Tampa at 601 Nebraska Avenue, which can be reached either by taxi or the Bus Rapid Transit Hart Line. The station and the box office opens every day from 08.15 to 17.15.

The baggage claim is in the red and blue areas. If you are heading for the red area, but they must be in the blue zone must be at level 2 and go into the lobby, where the stairs (or elevator) to level 1

You can passengers at the entrance to the terminal, but not to park or leave your car there, it will be towed. Both short-and long-term parking is available next to the airport terminal. There is also a remote economy parking lot by a shuttle bus and valet parking is also available in the short-term garage.

If the terminal building you will notice that the check-in / Ticketing area is also divided into two sections in red on the north side and blue on the south side. It is a good choice of places to get something to eat and drink at the airport, both before and after security. There is also a large selection of shops in the Tampa Airport in the public areas and passenger areas. Tampa airport has a bank, ATMs and bureaux de change. The business center at the airport offers Internet access, fax and copy services and the Airport Marriott is located in the terminal with its own business center and conference rooms.

This guide to Tampa International Airport was designed by Linda Craik who is the editor for Florida Airport Guide.com, a comprehensive guide to all Florida airports.