Location
Tucson International Airport is located 14km (9 miles) south of Tucson city centre.

Number of terminals
1

Information and help desks
Information centers are located in both the east and west concourse, in the baggage reclaim areas.

Airport facilities
There are ATMs on the ticketing level in the central concourse and post boxes and stamp machines are located on each concourse. There is no bureau de change facility at the airport. There is one restaurant on the east concourse open 0600-2000 and one restaurant on the west concourse open 0600-2300; a Mexican restaurant, located on the third floor of the centre core is open 1100-2000, whilst the snack bar on the centre core ticketing level is open 0600-1600. Shops, including a newsagents, gift shop, golf shop and crafts shop are located on the third floor and are open 0600-2300 (west concourse) and 0600-2000 (east concourse). The military lounge on the ticketing level provides food and transportation for all active and retired military personnel and is open 0800-2300 Monday-Sunday.

Disabled facilities
Disabled toilets are located on the ticketing level of the centre core and there are TDD payphones and lower level information centers on both concourses. Wheelchairs are available from Skycap porters and the Park 'n Save car park operates wheelchair-accessible shuttles to the terminal.

Conference and business facilities
There are two conference rooms (tel: 520 573 8225) on the third level of the centre core. Teleports are available throughout the terminal and there is an internet kiosk on the east concourse. The lost property office in the centre core of the ticketing level can provide a fax, photocopy and notary service; fax and notary services are also available at the information centre on the west concourse.

Car rental
Alamo, Avis, Budget, Dollar, Hertz, National and Thrifty are all represented.

Car parking
There are long-term and short-term car parks in front of the main terminal building. An additional Park 'n Save car park is located on Corona Road between South Tucson Boulevard and South Country Club; a 24-hour shuttle bus runs every 15 minutes to this car park and special savings are available on parking rates through local travel agents.

Driving directions
Take the I-10 south and exit at Palo Verde South, or take the I-19 and leave at the Valencia East exit.

Public transport and taxis
Buses no. 11 and 25 run to/from Tucson International Airport every hour; this service is operated by Sun Tran (tel: 520 792 9222). Arizona Stagecoach operates a shared-ride minibus service after each flight arrival; rates vary depending on the destination and their reservation desk is located in the centre of the baggage level (tel: 520 889 1000). Four taxi companies are contracted by the Airport Authority to provide a service from the airport. The companies are AAA Airport Taxi (tel: 520 631 6408), Allstate Cab (tel: 520 881 2227), Independent Cab (tel: 520 977 1039) and Yellow Cab (tel: 520 623 7308). There is no extra charge for baggage or for more than one person traveling to the same location.