Travel guide: A.B. Won Pat International Airport, Guam (GUM)
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Local facts
Travel essentials for A.B. Won Pat International Airport, Guam — what to expect on the ground. A.B. Won Pat International Airport sits in Guam (Oceania), in a tropical climate band — tropical northern-hemisphere zone with a wet season and a dry season. Airport IATA code GUM serves the area. Local timezone is Pacific/Guam, which matters for arrivals and check-ins. It sits at 13.49°, 144.80° — useful for weather, daylight, and route planning. Use the live tools below to plan around these facts.
- RegionGuam, Oceania
- Climate bandtropical northern-hemisphere zone with a wet season and a dry season
- Airport IATA code GUM
- TimezonePacific/Guam
- Coordinates13.49, 144.80
- Located in the Northern Hemisphere
GUM is the airport code for Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport, the main airport of Guam, an island territory of the United States in the western Pacific Ocean, in the region of Micronesia. The largest island in Micronesia and the westernmost point of the United States, Guam is a tropical island of beaches, jungle, cliffs and coral reefs, with a distinctive culture blending the native Chamorro heritage with American and Asian influences, summed up in the local greeting Hafa Adai. Its main tourist centre is Tumon Bay, a curve of hotels and white-sand beach on the west coast, near the capital, Hagatna. Guam has a rich and often poignant history, including fierce fighting in the Second World War, and is a major Pacific travel hub. Guam is reached by flights into its airport from across Asia and the Pacific. The climate is tropical and humid year-round, with typhoon risk.
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Frequently asked questions
What is GUM airport?
GUM is Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport, the main airport of Guam, a United States territory in the western Pacific. It lies near the capital, Hagatna, and the resort area of Tumon Bay, and is a major hub for travel across Micronesia and the Pacific, with flights from across Asia and the United States.
Where is Guam?
Guam is an island in the western Pacific Ocean, in the region of Micronesia, and a territory of the United States. It is the largest island in Micronesia and the westernmost point of the United States, lying far out in the Pacific, closer to Asia than to the American mainland.
What is Guam known for?
Guam is known for its tropical beaches, coral reefs and warm climate, and for its distinctive Chamorro culture, blended with American and Asian influences. The resort area of Tumon Bay is the heart of its tourism, while the island also has a significant and moving Second World War history.
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