Fraport has unveiled plans to open a range of new dining and retail concepts at Nashville International Airport (BNA) as part of its $855 million Concourse A expansion program. New concepts coming to the concourse in 2028 include an airport outpost of country music star Eric Church’s popular entertainment venue Chief’s restructured as a full-service restaurant; a location of Florida-based Asian street food restaurant Hawkers; an outpost of Nashville’s Burger Republic; the all-day coffee and bar concept Dunkin’ After Dark; a location of the health-focused Freshens fast-casual brand; Nashville Remix, a travel necessities and tasting bar and Greatest Hits, a gift shop homage to the city’s rich musical history.
“We are so excited to continue to expand on our award-winning concessions program here at BNA,” said Karl Ebert, vice president of operations for Fraport Nashville. “The new Concourse A will feature even more of the best restaurants that Nashville has to offer, while also giving travelers a taste of several different cuisine types. We are also thrilled to have two very new and specific retail stores that will highlight the entire Nashville community and the neighborhoods that define the creative culture this city is known for.”
“BNA is often a traveler’s first introduction to Nashville and, for many, their last taste of the city before heading home,” added Ebert. “We want every part of that experience to feel authentic to Nashville. Concourse A gives us an incredible opportunity to build on what we have created at BNA and introduce travelers to even more of the people, businesses, music and creativity that make this city so special.”
