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Flagstaff Pulliam Airport
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Flagstaff Pulliam Airport implemented paid parking in July 2023, with the addition of the Economy Lot which provides 413 more parking spots.
Airline Information
The airport is currently served by American Airlines with daily flights to Phoenix and Dallas/Fort Worth.
Flight Status
View FLG’s arrival and departure information:
Parking Details
Flagstaff Pulliam Airport implemented paid parking in July 2023, with the addition of the Economy Lot which provides 413 more parking spots.
Several improvement projects are taking place within the terminal. These projects will allow FLG to operate safely and support airline operation while enhancing the traveler experience.
At 7,000′ and 266 days of sunshine, Flagstaff is a desirable family community propelled with smart growth initiatives including carbon neutrality, a four-season enviable lifestyle, and an educated workforce supporting international brands, thriving local businesses, and emerging industries.
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The City of Flagstaff boasts an aviation history with a legacy spanning three airports. The inaugural airport was located near the current Flagstaff High School football field. However its high elevation and proximity to the mountain peaks posed challenges to many aircraft during takeoff. Consequently, the airport found a new home in Doney Park, close to the modern Koch Field Road. This new facility was officially dedicated in 1928.
Learn more about our airport’s history as we celebrate 75 years of soaring success!
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Our outdoor enthusiast’s paradise offers opportunity to explore all four seasons: summer temperatures that average in the low 80s, brilliant fall colors with changing aspens, an average winter snowfall of 300 inches on the mountain, and a spring bloom of flowers and lush greenery.