Tucson International Air Terminal

Aviation debuted in Tucson in 1910 when Charles "the Bird Man" Hamilton landed his plane downtown. By 1919 Tucson was home to the nations first municipal airportwhich was located where the Rodeo grounds are today. By 1927 the airport had moved to a larger parcel of land and Charles Lindbergh arrived in his Spirit of St. Louis to dedicate the new Tucson Municipal Airfield.

The Tucson International Air Terminal is located ten miles south of downtown Tucson. Tucson International Air Terminal is served by many major passenger airlines.

The airport is served by El Charro Cafe "Al Aeropuerto" and Toma! TIA Bar on the third level. This is Tucson's original Mexican restaurant. Last Chance Grill & Saloon is located on the east concourse and the Lone Coyote Grill & Saloon is on the west concourse. The Tower Grill is located across from the Executive Terminal. It is open Monday through Friday from 7:00 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. for breakfast and lunch.

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