Tulsa International Airport – TUL Tulsa
The Tulsa International Airport is known as a civil-military airport. It is the headquarters for all Maintenance and Engineering activities at American Airlines worldwide located 5 mile northeast of downtown Tulsa. Its airport code, TUL, stands for Tulsa County, Oklahoma. Since 1929, the airport was named Tulsa Municipal Airport when the city acquired it in that year. But in 1963, it got its present name. As of December 31, 2018, the airport had 93,760 aircraft operations, averaging 256 per day: 43% general aviation & air taxi, 36% airline and 20% military and 180 aircraft are based at the airport.
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The TUL-Tulsa International Airport has a smaller regional terminal with newly renovated concourses. Concourse A has Allegiant, American, and Delta airlines and has 11 departure gates but only 7 are in use. Concourse B has 10 gates but only 7 have jet bridges. In total, the airport has 21 gates. It serves 18 non-stop destinations with over 30 flights on 27 airlines on a weekly basis. Some of the best cities to go from Tulsa International Airport include Avant, Bixby, and Jenks.
What to Do & Area Attractions
Tulsa International Airport (TUL) has the closest hotel, the Clarion Inn Tulsa International Airport. Other TUL-Tulsa Airport hotels located nearby include the Hilton Garde Inn Tulsa Airport, with just a mere 1.6 km away and the Hotel Tulsa Airport & Fairgrounds, which is only 4.4 km away.
Another airport also serves near the Oklahoma area, the Bartlesville Municipal Airport (BVO), which serves domestic flights from Bartlesville, Oklahoma.
