BNA® Addresses COVID-19

At Nashville International Airport®, the safety and well-being of all our stakeholders —passengers, employees, business partners — is our highest priority. In response to the pandemic, we’ve developed and implemented a robust plan to keep the airport a clean and safe environment for everyone and are following federal and CDC guidelines.

IMPORTANT NOTICE:  As of 11:59 p.m. ET, Feb. 1, 2021, federal law requires a mask or face covering to be worn while in the terminal. Details are Here and Here.

More information about COVID-19 and BNA:

With more folks now looking to fly again, take a look at our “Back to Business” document setting out many activities at the airport. (And for Nashville/Davidson County updates, visit https://www.asafenashville.org).

Some of the cleaning highlights:  In addition to our usual routine cleaning activities, the following actions have been put in place at BNA:

• An enhanced 24-hour/365-day program that adheres to CDC guidelines, including focused cleaning and disinfecting touchpoints using an EPA-approved cleaning agent as described in the link below.
• Restrooms are closed every two hours for cleaning and disinfecting.
• Hand sanitizers (62% alcohol) are located in the terminal.
• Airline gate areas are cleaned regularly throughout the day, including following the last flight.
• Ventilation systems are specifically cleaned on a defined schedule.
• Plexiglass shields have been added at airline ticket counters as an added safety measure.

Click here for additional details about BNA’s enhanced cleaning protocols, including new equipment and cleaning agents, as we work to keep the airport clean, safe and sanitized.

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The airlines also have established in-depth protocols in response to COVID-19. Click here for detailed information.

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Face coverings/masks are required to be worn in the terminal per federal law. Cloth face masks are available at BNA at no cost (while supplies last). Passengers may request them at airline ticket counters and the North and South Security Checkpoints. BNA also reminds travelers to socially distance and wash/sanitize hands often.

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Additionally, BNA President and CEO Doug Kreulen serves on the Governor’s Coronavirus Task Force to enhance Tennessee’s coordinated efforts to prevent, identify and treat potential cases of COVID-19. BNA remains in frequent contact with officials from the Centers for Disease Control and Metro and State Health Departments and relies on the expertise of Dr. Corey Slovis, Medical Director and Chair of the Department of Emergency Medicine at Vanderbilt University. Dr. Slovis was instrumental in developing BNA’s Communicable Disease Response Plan for Preventing the Introduction, Transmission and Spread of Communicable Diseases into the US.

BNA stands ready to implement any additional operational changes as directed by medical authorities and encourages the public to follow the prevention advice from the CDC such as wearing a face covering, thorough and frequent hand-washing, avoiding contact with anyone who is sick, practicing social distancing and covering nose and mouth when sneezing or coughing.

For reference, BNA encourages travelers and others to review the following information:

• Symptoms
• Information for Travelers
• Frequently Asked Questions & Answers

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And please note that certain airport operations at BNA have been impacted by COVID-19, such as air service, security screening, terminal services, parking and airport events.

Flights and Airline Information:

• It’s more important than ever to check with your airline for the most up-to-date information regarding flights.
• The following airlines have temporarily suspended operations at BNA: WestJet, Air Canada, Viva Aerobus and British Airways.
• The Delta Air Lines SkyClub is open with limited guest services (agent assistance and grab-and-go food items only at this time).
• The American Airlines Admirals Club lounge is open at 50% capacity.
• Many airlines have suspended in-flight food and beverage service, but allow passengers to bring items onboard.

Security Screening: Click here for information about changes in TSA security screening in an effort to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. PLEASE NOTE: BNA now operates as two distinct terminals: North Terminal (A & B gates) and South Terminal (C & D gates). Click here for more information.

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Parking: Due to a decline in demand, the following parking lots are temporarily closed: Economy Lot B and BNA Express Park.

Currently open:

• Terminal Lot A (walk to terminal; no shuttle service): $12/day
• Economy Lot C (free shuttle service): $12/day
• Terminal Garages 1 & 2: $16/day 
• Valet Parking: $20/day

Valet team members take several safety precautions, such as wearing masks and gloves and placing plastic wraps on steering wheels and gear shifts.

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Dining, Retail and Other Services: Hours and availability of dining, retail and service offerings in the terminal will vary until further notice. Food, drink, souvenirs and other items for purchase are currently available at the following (subject to change):

NORTH TERMINAL — Map

Pre-Security:

• Tennessee Trading Post (Baggage Claim, near baggage carousel 9)

Concourses A/B Rotunda:

• Hudson News
• Nashville Kitchen
• Parnassus Books
• Pronto!
• Tennessee Brew Works

Concourse A:

• The Arts District Market (near Gate A-3)
• La Hacienda (near Gate A-3)

Concourse B:

• Tennessee Tavern (near Gate B-4)
• Neely’s Bar-B-Que (near Gate B-4)
• Tennessee Trading Post (near Gate B-6)
• Graycliff Smoking Lounge (near Gate B-10)

SOUTH TERMINAL — Map

Pre-Security:

• Green Beans Coffee Co. (Departures level, near Concourses C & D exit)

Concourse C:

• Hudson News (near Gate C-2)
• InMotion (near Gate C-2)
• True to Tennessee (near Gate C-4)
• Tootsie’s Orchid Lounge (near Gate C-5)
• Brookstone (near Gate C-10)
• Hudson News (near Gate C-10)
• Music City Beer Kiosk (Concourse C Food Court, near Gate C-10)
• Starbucks (near Gate C-10)
• InMotion (near Gate C-12)
• Na’Sah’s Nail Salon (near Gate C-14)
• 400 Degrees (near Gate C-15)
• Radio Road (near Gate C-16)
• Barista Parlor (near Gate C-18)
• Gibson Cafe (near Gate C-20)
• Yazoo (near Gate C-25)

Concourse D

• USO (South Terminal, next to Hudson News at the Concourses C/D intersection)
• Fresh Attractions (near the South Security Checkpoint)
• Time for a Shine (near the South Security Checkpoint)
• 8th and Roast (near Gate D-1)
• Fat Bottom Brewing Co. (near Gate D-3)
• Hudson News kiosk — Gifts and grab-and-go food items (near Gate D-3)
• Minute Suites (near Gate D-3)

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