Guam Island Airport

Guam Airport Directory

These are a lists of Guam Airport (a US Territory) grouped by city. Contains all common and naval airfields. A number of privately used and former aerodromes may be covered where this is noteworthy, such as those previously used by the general aviation authority, those with FAA-registered business facilities or those with an IATA airport number.

Situation - The town or other place generally connected to the airport. The FAA - The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) site identification. The airport identification number issued by the International Air Transport Association (IATA). The ones that do not correspond to the FAA codes are printed in heavy type. ISSAO - The site index issued by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO).

Name of the airport - The name of the airport. The figures in heavy print indicate that the airport offers regular flights with commercially operated carriers. Roll - One of four FAA airport catagories according to the National Plan of Integrated Airport Systems (NPIAS) Report 2017-2021 and upgraded on the basis of FAA passenger boarding data: Public airfields are primarily used for regular services and carry more than 10,000 passengers per year (enplanements).

The FAA classifies each of the four following "hub" types: Large lift, which represents at least 1% of the entire number of passengers in the USA. A: Average lift, which represents between 0.25% and 1% of the entire number of passengers in the USA. Small stroke, which represents between 0.05% and 0.25% of the entire volume of passengers in the USA.

Non-Hub, which represents less than 0.05% of all passengers in the United States, but more than 10,000 annually. CS: Non-Primary are public aerodromes that operate on regular services and carry at least 2,500 passengers per year. Reliever airfields are named by the FAA to reduce overcrowding at a major airport and improve general airfields.

The General Aviation airport is the biggest group of airport in the US airport system. - Number of departures (commercial air passengers ) that took place at the airport in the 2016 calender year, according to FAA data sets. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA): The International Civil Aviation Organization.