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Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport

Pacific Island’s Tropical Gateway

Airport in Guam

Guam (5 km)

15 destinations

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Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport in Guam serves as a key gateway between the United States and Pacific regions. Located on the island of Guam, it connects travelers to major U.S. cities while supporting local tourism and trade. The airport handles both domestic flights from other U.S. territories and international routes to Asia and Oceania. Its modern terminals provide essential services for passengers, including baggage handling and security checks. As a hub for regional travel, the facility adapts to growing demand while maintaining operational efficiency in a strategic location.

Last update: 21 Oct 2026

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Guam Airport Summary

Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport is an airport near Guam in Guam. It currently offers regular passenger service to 15 destinations operated by 9 airlines.

Top airlines

United Airlines (UA)

74 flights per week

Jin Air (LJ)

20 flights per week

Korean Air (KE)

14 flights per week

Top destinations

ICN Seoul

NRT Tokyo

MNL Manila

Cheapest destinations

ICN Seoul

PUS Busan

MNL Manila

Best destinations

NRT Tokyo

HND Tokyo

TPE Taipei

Guam – Quick facts

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Power Grid:	120 V, 60 Hz Plug: Type A , Type B Type A: Type B: Read about power adapters
Currency:	US Dollar (USD) £1 ≈ US$1.33
Cashless info:	Rating 5/5 Cashless payments are widely accepted in Guam, especially in hotels, restaurants, and larger businesses. Credit cards and mobile payments are common. Save with a travel credit card
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Tipping:	Tipping is appreciated in Guam, with a 10-15% tip in restaurants being common. Taxi drivers may also expect small tips for good service.
Public drinking:	Public drinking is not widely accepted in Guam, and alcohol is consumed in licensed establishments such as bars and restaurants.
Public smoking:	Smoking is prohibited in most indoor public spaces in Guam, including restaurants and bars.

Liberation Day (21 July)	Celebrates the liberation of Guam from Japanese occupation during World War II
Christmas (25 December)	Widely celebrated, with many businesses closed

Emergency contact:	Emergency Number: 911
Taxi apps:	Uber
Other:	Guam is a U.S. territory known for its beautiful beaches, diverse culture, and World War II history. It is a popular destination for tourists seeking a mix of relaxation and adventure.

Guam Airport features a spacious, tri-level terminal that opened in 1996 and expanded in 1998. The terminal is designed to handle over 5,000 international passengers per hour, with 21 aircraft parking positions and 17 gates. It combines modern functionality with elements of the island’s indigenous Chamorro culture, visible in architectural motifs like the latte stones.

The airport offers a variety of amenities including duty-free shopping, an international food court and business lounges such as the Sagan Bisita Lounge and United Club. Free Wi-Fi and comfortable seating areas enable travelers to relax before their flights.

Some visitors note the arrival area could use a better flow and more intuitive signage and rental car counters can get busy during peak hours. The airport's tropical location means occasional disruptions due to weather such as typhoons, so travelers should stay informed about their flight status.

Despite these minor drawbacks, the airport is known for its friendly staff and serves as a crucial hub connecting Guam to Asia, the US mainland and other Pacific islands.

Helpful tips for Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport

Arrive at least 90 minutes before departure for international flights.
Check the airport’s baggage policy online to avoid extra fees and ensure compliance with weight limits.
Use the free Wi‑Fi network, but verify the password on the information desk or website prior to boarding.
Explore local duty‑free shops early; many offer exclusive regional products not available elsewhere in the U.S.

Available airport lounges

United Club

Found at Guam Airport for United Airlines premium passengers and members. It provides refreshments, business amenities, and a quiet environment.

Plaza Premium Lounge

An international lounge offering premium services including food, drinks, and business facilities, available to all passengers for a fee or via membership.

Sagan Bisita Lounge

Located in the terminal, this lounge offers complimentary snacks, beverages, Wi-Fi, and comfortable seating. It’s accessible to eligible travellers and provides a relaxing space away from the terminal hustle.

Where to stay near Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport

Guam offers an extensive range of accommodations including luxury resorts along Tumon Bay, boutique hotels and budget-friendly motels. Most stay options are within a short drive of the airport or in the vibrant Tumon area, making it easy for travelers to enjoy island life.

Hotel recommendations

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How to get from Guam Airport to popular destinations

To Tamuning:
Just 3 miles from the airport, accessible by taxi, shuttle, or hire car. Taxi rides last around 10 minutes, costing about US$10 – 15 (£7.48 – 11.21). Shuttles and rideshare services offer convenient and reliable transfer options.

To Tumon Bay:
Approximately 6 miles from the airport, reachable by taxi or hire car in about 15 minutes. Tumon is the island’s main resort district with beaches, shopping, and nightlife.

To Hagåtña (Capital):
Around 5 miles from the airport, accessible by taxi, shuttle, or hire car. Taxi rides take roughly 10-15 minutes, providing quick access to Guam’s historic and cultural sites.