A growing regional airport serving southern Arizona with significant passenger growth and expansion projects underway.
Tucson International Airport (TUS) is located in Tucson, Arizona, serving as the primary commercial airport for southern Arizona. The airport has experienced consistent growth above pre-pandemic levels and is undergoing major expansion including a second runway construction.
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Passenger traffic increased 6.02% in fiscal year 2024, reaching 3.87 million passengers with consistent growth above pre-pandemic levels.
8,500
Workers across airlines, ground handling services, cargo operations, and airport administration supporting regional aviation needs.
The airport is constructing a second runway and implementing terminal expansion projects to accommodate growing passenger demand and enhance operational capacity.
Implementation of modern passenger processing systems and digital flight information displays to improve operational efficiency and passenger experience.
Development of sustainable aviation practices and energy-efficient terminal operations to reduce environmental impact and support regional sustainability goals.
Coordinate with federal and state authorities to secure funding for infrastructure expansion and maintain compliance with aviation safety standards.
Prioritize completion of the second runway project and terminal modernization to support continued passenger growth and operational resilience.
Accelerate implementation of green building practices and sustainable aviation fuel programs to meet environmental objectives and regulatory requirements.
