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Flagstaff Pulliam International Airport lies just south of Flagstaff, Arizona, at a lofty field elevation of 7,005 feet, making it one of the higher-altitude airports a visiting pilot is likely to encounter. It offers a single hard-surfaced runway with an ILS approach, and it continues to host both airline and general aviation traffic.
Flagstaff Pulliam International Airport serves the city of Flagstaff, Arizona. It sits at a high field elevation of 7,005 feet, a factor that affects aircraft performance and is worth noting for anyone planning a visit. The field is equipped with an instrument landing system, and it handles a mix of airline and general aviation operations.
The airport is located at Flagstaff, Arizona, at coordinates 35.1403, -111.669.
The airport has one physical runway, 03/21, of hard surface construction and lit for night operations. Runway 03 is listed at 8,788 feet in length, while runway 21 is listed at 6,980 feet and is equipped with an ILS approach.
Flagstaff's ATIS broadcasts on 125.8 MHz. Albuquerque Center provides en-route service on 124.5 MHz. The common traffic frequency, associated with Prescott Radio/Tower, is 134.55 MHz, with ground control on 121.9 MHz and a remote radio outlet on 122.3 MHz. UNICOM operates on 122.95 MHz. Runway 21 is served by an ILS approach.
Flagstaff Pulliam continues to support scheduled airline service alongside general aviation activity, with an ILS approach available to runway 21 to assist arrivals into this high-elevation airport.
