Get a text when their flight lands at TUS.
Get a text when they land at TUSAirport Code
TUS
Passengers/Year
4 million
Terminals
Main Terminal
Exit Time
10-20 minutes after landing
About
Tucson International Airport is southern Arizona's primary airport, serving as a gateway to Saguaro National Park and the University of Arizona. American, Delta, Southwest, and United all offer service here, with connections to major hubs across the country.
TUS is one of the most stress-free airports for pickups in the Southwest. Its single terminal and modest passenger volume mean short walks from gate to curb. Snowbird season from November through March brings the heaviest traffic.
Pickup tip
TUS is a smaller, easy-to-navigate airport with one terminal. The cell phone waiting lot is free and located off Tucson Boulevard. The airport sits about 10 miles south of downtown Tucson.
How it works
Type the flight number for the arrival to TUS.
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We track the flight and text you when they touch down at Tucson International Airport.
FAQ
Tucson's compact terminal means most passengers reach the curb within 10-20 minutes of landing.
Tucson International Airport is about 10 miles south of downtown, a 15-20 minute drive.
American Airlines, Southwest, Delta, and United are the primary carriers at TUS.
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