Fort Myers Airport Map & Terminal Guide 2026
One terminal, three concourses, 28 gates. Everything you need to navigate Southwest Florida International Airport (RSW) — Concourses B, C and D, security checkpoints, parking and ground transport.
Fort Myers Airport Map
The Fort Myers Airport map below shows the full layout of Southwest Florida International Airport (RSW/KRSW). RSW set an all-time passenger record in 2025 with over 11.1 million travellers, making it the second-busiest single-runway airport in the United States after San Diego. It is a major gateway to Southwest Florida’s Gulf Coast beaches, with 16+ carriers serving more than 78 destinations.
As you can see on the Fort Myers Airport map, the layout is compact: one main terminal building branches into three separate concourses (B, C and D), each with its own TSA security checkpoint. Unlike many larger airports, the concourses are not connected airside — study the RSW airport map before you travel so you know which concourse your airline uses.
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Fort Myers Airport Location Map
Southwest Florida International Airport is located approximately 10 miles (16 km) southeast of Fort Myers in unincorporated Lee County. The Fort Myers Airport location map below shows RSW’s position relative to the city and surrounding area. The airport is accessed via Terminal Access Road off I-75 (exit 128), with easy connections to Daniels Parkway, Treeline Avenue and the broader Southwest Florida region including Naples, Cape Coral and the Gulf Islands.
Interactive map showing Fort Myers Airport’s location southeast of downtown Fort Myers
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Fort Myers Airport Terminal
The main terminal at Southwest Florida International Airport is a single building spanning two main levels. The Fort Myers airport terminal handles all check-in, security, baggage claim and ground transportation. Three concourses — B (east), C (centre) and D (west) — branch off from the terminal, each with its own TSA security checkpoint.
Terminal Levels
Fort Myers Airport Security Checkpoints
Each concourse at RSW has its own TSA security checkpoint with dedicated PreCheck lanes. Concourses B and C are reached via the East Atrium (enter through Door 2 on the upper level). Concourse D is reached via the West Atrium (enter through Door 5). Checkpoints open approximately two hours before the first departure and close around 30 minutes before the last departure from each concourse.
Concourse Access During Construction
Fort Myers Airport Concourse B
Concourse B is on the east side of the terminal and serves the most airlines at RSW, including Southwest, Frontier, Alaska and all international carriers. As shown on the Fort Myers Airport map, it has 9 gates. U.S. Customs and Border Protection is located on the lower level of Concourse B for international arrivals.
All international flights (Canada, Germany) arrive through Concourse B. Gates are close together, making last-minute gate changes easy to manage. Lee County information booth at the entrance.
Fort Myers Airport Concourse C — Delta & United
Fort Myers Airport Concourse C sits at the centre of the terminal and is home to Delta, United and WestJet. It has 9 gates and is typically the least crowded concourse. A temporary TSA checkpoint opened here in February 2026 as part of Phase 1 construction.
Access via the East Atrium (Door 2). During construction, Delta and WestJet passengers who don’t need the ticket counter should enter directly through Door 2 for the shortest route. A Delta Sky Club is under construction above Concourse C — the first business lounge at RSW.
Fort Myers Airport Concourse D — American, Breeze, JetBlue & Spirit
Fort Myers Airport Concourse D is on the west side of the terminal with 10 gates — the largest concourse at RSW. Breeze Airways uses RSW as an operating base and serves 26+ destinations from here. Gate D9 is on the lower level.
Access via the West Atrium (Door 5). Lee County information booth at the entrance. Gate D9 is on the lower level at the far end of the concourse. A new Starbucks is expected to open in Concourse D in autumn 2026.
Walking Between Concourses on the Fort Myers Airport Map
Unlike airports with underground trains or airside connectors, you cannot walk between concourses at Fort Myers Airport without leaving the secure area. Concourses B, C and D are three separate airside buildings, each with its own TSA checkpoint. To transfer between concourses, you must exit through your current concourse, walk through the public terminal and re-clear security at the destination concourse.
Connection Times Between Concourses
The two furthest gates at RSW are roughly half a mile apart. Walking between gates within the same concourse takes 6–10 minutes. Transferring between concourses — including the walk through the terminal and a second security screening — can take 20–40 minutes depending on checkpoint lines. During peak season (January–March) or construction periods, allow 60–90 minutes for connections between concourses to ensure a stress-free transfer.
Getting to Fort Myers Airport
All ground transportation departs from the lower (arrivals) level of the main terminal.
Fort Myers Airport Parking
RSW offers two on-site parking options with over 11,000 total spaces. No reservations or pre-payment required — rates include all taxes and fees. For real-time lot status and the RSW Rewards frequent parker programme, visit flylcpa.com.
Fort Myers Airport Map — Arrivals
If you are arriving at Fort Myers Airport or meeting a passenger, the arrivals area is on the lower level of the main terminal. After landing, passengers exit their concourse and proceed to baggage claim on the lower level. International arrivals go through U.S. Customs and Border Protection on the lower level of Concourse B before reaching the terminal.
Ground Transportation from Arrivals
Ten baggage claim carousels (numbered 1–10) are on the lower level. From there you can access taxis and ride-shares curbside, LeeTran buses at the ground level of the parking garage, rental car counters in the garage facility, and hotel shuttle pick-ups. If picking someone up by car, use the free cell phone waiting lot at Airport Plaza and collect your passenger from the lower-level curbside.
Fort Myers Airport Map — Departures
Departing passengers should enter the main terminal on the upper level via curbside drop-off or the parking garage walkway. Check in at your airline’s ticket counter, then proceed to the correct security checkpoint: the East Atrium (Door 2) for Concourses B and C, or the West Atrium (Door 5) for Concourse D. After clearing security, walk directly to your gate.
Recommended Arrival Times
Arrive at least 90 minutes before domestic flights and two hours before international flights. During snowbird season (January–March) and ongoing construction, add an extra 30 minutes. Check-in counters typically open two to three hours before departure. Gate assignments are shown on flight information screens throughout the terminal and on your airline’s app.
RSW Expansion — New Concourse E
Southwest Florida International Airport is undergoing its largest expansion ever, a roughly $1.7 billion two-phase project. Phase 2 (the $1.1 billion portion) is building a brand-new Concourse E with 14 initial gates (expandable to 19), a new TSA checkpoint, 37,000 square feet of retail space, a new ticketing lobby and baggage claim area. Phase 2 is approximately 30% complete and on schedule for a December 2027 opening. Phase 1 (roughly $678 million) will consolidate the current three separate security checkpoints into a single 16-lane checkpoint, add over 117,000 square feet of new concession and walkway space, and build RSW’s first-ever business lounge (a Delta Sky Club above Concourse C). Phase 1 completion is now estimated for 2029 after design-related delays.
Insider Tips
RSW is compact — don’t confuse it with larger Florida airports. There are no trains or shuttles between concourses, just short walks through the terminal. Know your concourse before you arrive. During construction, several popular pre-security restaurants (Shula’s, Starbucks centre, Sbarro) have permanently closed; Dunkin’ near Concourses B and D and new Evolve Eats self-serve kiosks remain. Free Wi-Fi network: “RSWiFly.” Snowbird season (January–March) brings heavy traffic — arrive early. Renting a car is recommended to explore the Gulf Islands, Sanibel, Captiva and Everglades. Refer to the Fort Myers Airport map above to plan your route through the terminal.
Fort Myers Airport Map — FAQ
How many terminals does Fort Myers Airport have?
One main terminal with three concourses: B, C and D. Each concourse has its own TSA security checkpoint. The concourses are not connected airside.
Which airlines fly from each concourse?
Concourse B: Air Canada, Alaska, Allegiant, Avelo, Discover, Frontier, Porter, Southwest, Sun Country. Concourse C: Delta, United, WestJet. Concourse D: American, Breeze, JetBlue, Spirit.
Where is Fort Myers airport security in 2026?
Each concourse has its own checkpoint with TSA PreCheck. Concourses B and C are accessed via the East Atrium (Door 2). Concourse D via the West Atrium (Door 5). A temporary Concourse C checkpoint opened in February 2026 during expansion work.
Can I walk between concourses at RSW?
No. To transfer between concourses you must exit security and re-clear at the other concourse’s checkpoint. Allow 60–90 minutes for connections between concourses.
How far is Fort Myers Airport from downtown?
About 15 miles southeast. Driving: 20–30 min. LeeTran Route 50 bus: 50–60 min (~$1.50).
Where can I find Fort Myers airport parking?
Short-term parking garage (closest, first 20 min free, $15/day max). Long-term lot (free shuttle, $11/day, $62/week). Free cell phone lot at Airport Plaza. Over 11,000 on-site spaces total.
What does the Fort Myers Airport map show?
The Fort Myers Airport map shows the main terminal, all three concourses (B, C, D), security checkpoints, baggage claim, the parking garage, long-term lot, rental car facility, Terminal Access Road and ground transportation areas.
Is there a major expansion at RSW?
Yes. A ~$1.7 billion two-phase expansion is underway. Phase 2 adds a new 14-gate Concourse E (December 2027). Phase 1 consolidates security into a single 16-lane checkpoint with new concessions and RSW’s first business lounge (estimated 2029).
Is RSW the same as Fort Myers Airport?
Yes. RSW is the IATA code for Southwest Florida International Airport, commonly called Fort Myers Airport. It is located at 11000 Terminal Access Road, Fort Myers, FL 33913. The code stands for “Regional South-West.”