Airport Name and ICAO/IATA Code
Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport (ICAO: PGUM / IATA: GUM)
Location (City, Country)
Hagåtña, Guam (U.S. Territory in the Western Pacific)
Airport Type & Size
GUM is a mid-sized airport focused on passenger traffic. It has two parallel runways:
- Runway 6L/24R
- Runway 6R/24L
The airport supports regional and international traffic and serves as a key United Airlines hub, especially for operations across Micronesia and East Asia.
Why should this airport be added to World of Airports?
Guam would offer a unique gameplay experience, much like SXM, but with more jet traffic and hub-style operations thanks to United Airlines. It’s a strategic location in the Pacific with short- to medium-haul connectivity to Japan, Korea, the Philippines, and the US. It also opens the door for potential special aircraft liveries, like a retro Continental Micronesia 737-800.
Major Airlines & Routes
Hub Carrier: United AirlinesOther airlines:
China Airlines, Japan Airlines (JAL), Jeju Air, Jin Air, Korean Air, Philippine Airlines, Starlux, Star Marianas Air, T’way Air
Busiest routes:
- Honolulu
- Saipan
- Rota
- Seoul
- Tokyo-Narita
- Manila
- Busan
- Koror (Palau)
Unique Features or Challenges
- United Airlines Micronesia hub with iconic island hopper operations
- Ideal airport for 737 operations and regional jet networks
- Island setting allows for scenic visuals and compact gameplay
- Unique opportunity for specialized liveries and missions
- Balances smaller traffic volume with jet capability
Optional: Links, images, maps, or videos
Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport - Wikipedia
