1. Introduction
Yuma International Airport (YUM) is a public airport located in Yuma, Arizona, USA. It serves as a vital transportation hub for Yuma County and the southwestern region of Arizona.
2. Location
The airport is situated approximately 2.5 miles south of downtown Yuma, making it easily accessible to residents and visitors in the area.
3. History
Yuma International Airport has a history dating back to its establishment in the 1920s. Over the years, it has grown and evolved to meet the aviation needs of the community and region. It was formerly known as Yuma Army Airfield during World War II when it played a crucial role in military aviation training.
4. Facilities
The airport features modern passenger terminals, including a Main Terminal and a Domestic Terminal, offering passenger services, restaurants, shops, and rental car facilities to enhance the travel experience.
5. Airlines and Destinations
Yuma International Airport is served by several airlines, offering domestic flights to various destinations across the United States. Airlines such as American Airlines and United Airlines operate from the airport.
2191 East 32nd Street, Yuma, AZ 85365. |
Identifier YUM. |
Contact: Sam Pegram. |
Phone: 928-726-5882 x213. |
Fax: 928-344-4677. |
E-Mail: ftz 219@digitaldune.net. |
www.yumainternationalairport.com |
Air Service: |
Total carriers: 2 |
All-Cargo: 3 |
Cargo Space: Total Ramp/Tarmac |
Surface for Cargo Handling: 125 acres. |
Warehouse Space: 50,000 s.f. |
Foreign Trade Zone: Yes |
U.S. Customs: Yes |
USDA Inspector: 10 miles away |
Freight Forwarders: 5 |
Traffic and Tonnage |
Total ’00 Tonnage: 15,000 lbs., +6 percent. |
Distance to Connecting Transportation (miles): |
Rail Terminal: 3, |
Ocean Port: 50, |
Interstate Hwy: 3, |
Truck Terminal: 5, |
Comments: New cargo facilities planned to be completed in Spring 2002. |