Airport Tucson-AZ TUS
The international Tucson Airport is the second most important airport in Arizona after Phoenix-Harbor, and is also the largest traffic hub in Pima County, which borders on the neighboring country Mexico.- Parking: Yes; paid, there are about 600 spaces.
- Nearby cities: Tucson (12 km), Heroica Nogales (87 km)
- Directions by car: In Tucson either on the I-19 to exit #95 or the I-10 to exit #267 and then follow the signs to the airport on Valencia Road.
- Stations: "Sunset Limited" or "Texas Eagle"Line to Tucson Amtrak Rail Station and then take the Airport-Bus operated by Sun Tran.
Location
The airport is about 7 miles south of downtown Tucson. Motorists please take the Interstate-Highway I-10 Tucson-Benson, to exit Nr. 267 (Valencia Road) and then drive westwards on the Valencia Road to the airport. Alternatively take the Interstate-Highway I-19.
Follow this from Tucson southwards to exit nr.95 and then head east on Valencia Road to the airport. Rail passengers take trains to Tucson Amtrak Rail Station and then take the Airport-Bus operated by the local transport provider Sun Tran. Departure times are available locally.
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- Airport code:
- TUS
- Country:
- United States (US)
- Latitude / Longitude:
- 32°6'57"N / 110°56'27"W
- Altitude of runway:
- 806 m
Alternative airports
- Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport 148 km
- Phoenix - Sky Harbor 177 km
- Show Low 254 km
- Silver City 267 km
- Prescott 313 km
- Flagstaff 342 km
- Yuma 349 km