Opened in August 2009 at a cost of about US$26.5 million, the Integrated Air Cargo Facility gave Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport (GUM) the modern handling capacity that underpins its role in the Western Pacific. Guam, a US territory, sits roughly midway between East Asia and the North American mainland, and GUM relays freight between Asia, North America and Oceania. United Airlines runs its Micronesia operation from here, while UPS Airlines, FedEx and Atlas Air provide dedicated freighter services and Guam-based Asia Pacific Airlines feeds the smaller Micronesian islands. Belly capacity is added by Korean Air, Japan Airlines, Philippine Airlines and Jin Air on East and Southeast Asian routes. Because Guam lies outside the US customs territory, imports are cleared by the Guam Customs and Quarantine Agency rather than under mainland CBP procedures. For forwarders, GUM is a practical consolidation point for Micronesia and a useful relay on transpacific lanes.

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United Cargo · UA Asia Pacific Airlines

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the IATA code of Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport?▼

The IATA code of Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport is GUM. This three-letter code is used for unique airport identification in international air transport.

Where is Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport located?▼

Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport is located in Hagåtña, GU.

What is the ICAO code of Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport?▼

The ICAO code of Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport is PGUM. This four-letter code is used internationally in aviation.

What is the elevation of Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport?▼

Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport is at an elevation of 91 meters (298 ft) above sea level.

Location & Weather

13.48500, 144.79728

91 m ü. NN

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Last updated: 30 July 2026

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