Tucson International Airport (TUS) welcomed 398,009 passengers in March, a 6.1% increase over March 2023. It was the busiest month at TUS in 16 years. Delayed Again: Real ID Required by May 7, 2025

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Seven airlines fly nonstop from Tucson International Airport (TUS) to 20 destination airports in the United States. Airlines’ counter hours and gates are subject to change based on flight operations.

Navigating the terminal at Tucson International Airport is about as easy and low-stress as it gets. Perhaps the most important thing for departing passengers to know before arriving at TUS is whether your airline departs from the A or B gates. Click here for airline information.

About TUS Airport With more than 135,400 landings and takeoffs annually, TUS serves commercial carriers, military, business and general aviation

Tucson International Airport (TUS) is currently launching our new parking reservation system which will be available for use starting March 2025. Our parking lots are still open during this transition, however reservations for parking will not be available until March 2025.

Be among the first to know and get regular updates about Tucson International Airport from the Tucson Airport Authority in our monthly newsletter.

Be among the first to know and get regular updates about Tucson International Airport from the Tucson Airport Authority in our monthly newsletter.

The TAA operates Tucson International Airport (TUS), the region’s major commercial airport, and Ryan Airfield (RYN), a general aviation airport west of Tucson. TUS encompasses 7,986 acres and is eight miles south of the city’s central business district.

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