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General Ignacio P. Garcia International Airport (MMHO/HMO) serves Hermosillo in the Mexican state of Sonora, offering a long main runway suited to airline traffic alongside a shorter secondary strip. It operates as a large international airport with a control tower and radar approach service, making it a straightforward destination for VFR and IFR flights in the region.
General Ignacio P. Garcia International Airport lies at Hermosillo, in the Mexican state of Sonora, and is identified by the ICAO code MMHO and IATA code HMO. It is classed as a large airport with scheduled airline service, and its runway layout, pairing a long hard-surfaced strip with a shorter crosswind runway, gives it the character of a regional hub capable of handling a range of aircraft types, from airliners down to general aviation traffic.
The airport sits at Hermosillo, Estado de Sonora, Mexico, at coordinates 29.0957 N, 111.049 W. As a large airport with airline service, it can be expected to sit within controlled airspace served by its own approach and tower frequencies, though no further detail on airspace classification or surrounding controlled zones is available from the sources at hand.
The airfield has two physical runways. The main runway, aligned 05/23, is a hard-surfaced, lit strip approximately 7731 to 7717 feet long depending on direction, suitable for airliner operations. A secondary runway, aligned 12/30, is also hard-surfaced and lit, measuring 3468 feet. Field elevation is 614 feet, and there is no ILS available at the airport.
Hermosillo Tower operates on 118.7 MHz, with Hermosillo Approach on 121.4 MHz and an ATIS broadcast on 127.7 MHz. No instrument landing system is available, so arrivals should expect to rely on visual or other non-precision procedures in conjunction with the tower and approach service.
General Ignacio P. Garcia International Airport functions today as a large international airport with scheduled airline service, and its facility data indicates it handles customs processing, consistent with its role in receiving international flights. Beyond this, specific detail on current training activity, fuel availability, opening hours or PPR requirements is not available.