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Flagstaff Airport cooperates with all media representatives to make available timely, accurate, and comprehensive information. FLG makes every effort to work within media deadlines. All media inquiries should be directed to the Airport Communications Manager.
Media Contact
Claire Harper
Airport Communications Manager
Office: 928-213-2944
Cell: 928-225-4452
Email: [email protected]
Ready for takeoff: Flagstaff’s new airport director
By Sierra Ferguson, Arizona Daily Sun Brian Gall remembers the first time he realized he wanted to work in aviation. He was in junior high and paying a visit Luke Air Force Base. Listening to the thunder of planes overhead …
Prepare to pay: Airport parking won’t be free in Flagstaff much longer
By Sierra Ferguson, Arizona Daily Sun Parking at the Flagstaff Airport will not be free for much longer. Starting on or around July 1, travelers will have to pay between $2 and $8 to park at Pulliam. For those who …
Flagstaff Pulliam Airport to Temporarily Close Runway for Maintenance
The Flagstaff Pulliam Airport (FLG) runway will be closed for maintenance from midnight on July 9 until midnight on July 15, 2023. During this time, commercial passenger service and fixed-wing aircraft operations will be unavailable. However, helicopter operations will continue …
Parking Lot Construction
The Flagstaff Pulliam Airport Terminal Lot entry and exit lanes will close for construction beginning this week. A temporary entrance and exit will be available for customers, and additional parking is available in the Overflow Parking Lot across Pulliam Drive. …
Airport Improvement Projects Scheduled for this Year
Flagstaff Pulliam Airport (FLG) experienced its third busiest year for passenger travel in 2022. Eager to keep up with the growing demand of passenger travel, as well as serving as the hub for passenger, air freight, public safety flights and …
A delicate dance: Crews keeping airport safe and running this winter in Flagstaff
By Sierra Ferguson, Arizona Daily Sun The Flagstaff Pulliam Airport has not closed its runway once this winter, despite the area receiving more than 60 inches of snow in January alone. A crew of just three people kept the almost …