Tucson Airport Arrivals (TUS)

Flight Arrivals at Tucson Airport

Upon arrival at Tucson International Airport (TUS), please make sure to retrieve your luggage and other personal belongings at the designated Baggage Claim area at the terminal.

In the case of missing baggage, passengers may approach the nearest Visitor Information Desk. Phone: +1 520-573-8100

You can also leave a message with the passenger’s full name, email, phone number, and a brief description of the lost item(s).

The Lost and Found Phone: +1 520-573-8156.

Note: The airport will keep all items for some time. After said period, the property will be deemed abandoned.

Wi-Fi at Tucson International Airport

The airport provides free Wi-Fi throughout the terminal for your convenience. To connect, select "TUS-Hotspot."

Transfer Services at Tucson International Airport

Ground transportation facilities from TUS include rental cars, taxis, rideshares, shuttles, and buses.

There is an Amtrak Train Station located near downtown. Flying in passengers can taxi to the train station for less than $30.00.

Tucson International Airport has three gate areas, labeled the A, B, and C gates, which are in reverse alphabetical order as you approach the terminal.

C gates – Vacant

B gates – American, Alaska, and Delta

A gates – Southwest, Sun Country, and United

Rental Car Services at Tucson International Airport

Please check out the Rental Car counters outside the exit of the main terminal at Tucson International Airport.

The rental facility is open 24/7, but operation hours may vary. Please inquire at your service provider for specific service hours and return procedures. See and compare all rental car companies at Tucson International Airport.

Plan and book your rental car as soon as possible ahead of your trip. Also, plan to check with your rental car company to confirm your reservation ahead of your trip.

Ride Shares at Tucson International Airport

The rideshare vehicle will pick you up at the designated area at the Ground Transportation Center.

Passengers can reserve rideshare by downloading the company’s app on their smartphone and coordinating directly with their driver. They can also request a ride a few days before their flight to avoid the inconvenience.

Ridesharing apps should let users verify the identity of drivers by checking out their faces, license plates, and colors.

Taxis at Tucson International Airport

Wait for your taxi outside of the Baggage Claim area at the Ground Transportation Center.

A one-way fare to the downtown area would be around $40.00.

If you need to travel outside the city area, please consult your driver for rates. It is customary to give the driver a tip (15-20% of the fare) for good service. See more information about taxis at Tucson International Airport.

Keep a record of the cab company, vehicle number, and driver's name just in case you leave something behind.

Trains at Tucson International Airport

The Amtrak Train Station is at 400 North Toole Avenue, Tucson, Arizona. You can get a taxi from the airport to the train station for less than $30.00. More information about train services near Tucson International Airport.

Buses at Tucson International Airport

Bus Routes No. 11 and No. 25. Will bring passengers from the airport to downtown Tucson. The bus stop for the airport is in front of the main terminal. Follow signs to the ground transportation area. More information about buses to and from Tucson International Airport.

Sun Tran bus fare is about $1.75. Prices may change based on several factors. Discounts apply to qualified passengers.

Hotel Shuttle Services at Tucson International Airport

Many hotels in the area provide shuttle services. Passengers may confirm with their local hotel if this is available at their accommodation.

Shuttles pick up passengers at the Ground Transportation Center in front of the terminal.

Parking at Tucson International Airport

Tucson International Airport provides safe and comfortable parking spaces for its customers. The facility is open 24/7. Cash and credit card payments are accepted. See more information about short and long term parking at Tucson International Airport.

Other Services at Tucson International Airport

Wi-Fi at Tucson International Airport

The airport has complimentary Wi-Fi throughout the terminal building. Select "TUS-Hotspot"

ATMs at Tucson International Airport

There are two automated teller machines (ATMs) in the terminal at Tucson International Airport. Both are in the pre-security area.

One is near the center of the ticketing (second) level next to the Southwest Airlines counters and behind the Arroyo Trading Post.

The other is in baggage claim (lower level) near the Welcome Lounge for arrivals from the B gates.

Currency Exchange at Tucson International Airport

There is no currency exchange in the TUS terminal.

Nursing Stations at Tucson International Airport

There are lactation suites on two concourses of the main terminal. For passengers departing from the A gates, the suite is near gate A3 and for passengers departing from the B gates, it is at the mid-way point of the concourse near El Charro Café and across from the restrooms.

Restrooms at Tucson International Airport

There are accessible restrooms and regular restrooms throughout the airport.

Food and Beverages at Tucson International Airport

There are food and beverages shops throughout the airport terminals. Most food concessions operate on varying schedules.

Shopping at Tucson International Airport

Passengers can do some last-minute shopping inside the facility.

Smoking at Tucson International Airport

Please follow smoking regulations at the airport. Designated smoking areas are outside the east and west entrances of the main terminal on both the ticketing and lower levels.

In compliance with Arizona law, smoking or vaping, including the use of any type of e-cigarette, is not permitted inside buildings at Tucson International Airport.

Smokers must use outside designated smoking areas, staying at least 20 feet away from an entrance ensuring that tobacco smoke does not enter the building and that persons entering and leaving the building have a clear pathway where they are not subjected to breathing tobacco smoke.

Lost and Found Section at Tucson International Airport

For items lost on the aircraft or at the gate area, please contact the respective airlines lost and found.

If you lost an item in any other area at the airport, including the security checkpoints and shuttle buses, please contact the Lost and Found Office at +1 520-573-8156.

You can also complete the Lost and Found process at the Information Desk.

When leaving your details for lost items(s), please include your full name, contact details, phone, email, and a description of the item(s).

The airport will keep all lost and found items for a considerable time of at least 30 days. After said period, the property will be deemed abandoned.

Please talk to the airport representative at the counter.

Information Desk at Tucson International Airport

Please follow the overhead signs to locate the Information Desk at the main terminal of the airport. Phone: +1 520-573-8100.

Pet Relief at Tucson International Airport

Animal relief areas are in the pre-security area on both the east and west sides of the lower level from the Baggage Claim of the main terminal. Use the exits near baggage carousels 1 and 7.

Bags and a container for solid waste are provided. Post-security animal relief facilities are available on the A and B concourses just beyond the TSA checkpoints.

Please ask assistance from any uniformed personnel for guidance.

Note that airlines have specific policies and fares for transporting pets. Animals are not permitted unless they are in proper pet carriers to assist disabled individuals.

Baggage Claim at Tucson International Airport

Passengers can retrieve their luggage at the designated Baggage Claim location on the Ground Level of the terminal.

Carts are available to assist passengers with special needs.

In the case of missing items, contact your respective airline or their airline ticket counter.

Passengers can also inquire from the Information Desk for further assistance.

The Airport Lost and Found Phone is +1 509-455-6429.

When leaving a message, include your name, email, contact phone number, and a brief description of the lost item(s).

Disabled Passengers at Tucson International Airport

The airport is fully accessible to passengers with special needs, and wheelchairs are allowed to the gates and aircraft doors.

Additionally, they may notify the airline, travel agent, ticketing agent, flight attendant, or gate agent when carts, wheelchairs, or medical transportation is needed.