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The Flagstaff Pulliam Airport is pleased to announce the beginning of several terminal maintenance projects. Travelers can rest assured that the majority of the work will take place during overnight hours, reducing any disruption to travel plans. The project encompasses maintenance of the fire suppression sprinkler system, interior repainting of the terminal, updates to wayfinding

Author:  Kristin V. Shaw, Airport Improvement Published in: November-December 2023 As the closest commercial airport to the Grand Canyon and red rock area of Sedona, Flagstaff Pulliam Airport (FLG) itself is very scenic. Sitting on nearly 800 acres of former U.S. Forest Service land, the city-owned airport has stunning mountain views for tourists and other visitors.

By Eric Newman, Arizona Daily Sun Sports Editor A local aviation company’s had a bit of a Lumberjack flair this summer. Wiseman Aviation, which has serviced aircrafts in Flagstaff for 25 years, hired seven Northern Arizona football players as line service technicians this summer to gain work experience outside of their football obligations. Throughout the

Flagstaff Pulliam Airport (FLG) is pleased to announce the implementation of a new paid parking system, accompanied by the opening of the Economy Lot. The additional parking capacity aims to provide a smoother and more convenient experience for travelers, offering ample parking space and affordable rates. The opening of the additional Economy Lot more than

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 during an airshow, he decided he simply had to work with aircraft in his view.

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 aren’t planning to leave their vehicle overnight, the fee is $2 per hour. Depending on

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 uninterrupted. Pavement maintenance work will be completed in partnership with the Arizona Department of Transportation

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. Work will continue through June 2023 and is part of the airport’s implementation of a

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 other transportation services in Northern Arizona, FLG has multiple improvement projects planned in 2023 to