Guerrero Negro Airport (GUB) — Airport Facts & Flight Info
Guerrero Negro Airport is the airport for San Quintín in Baja California, Mexico, and carries the codes GUB (IATA) and MMGR (ICAO). The field sits at an elevation of 59 ft (18 m), and its clocks follow America/Tijuana; all times on this page are the airport's local time. The live map below shows air traffic around Guerrero Negro Airport in real time; you can also search directly for a flight number.
Live Air Traffic near Guerrero Negro Airport (GUB) — Airport Facts & Flight Info
Guerrero Negro Airport has no public arrivals and departures board on this site. The live map below does show air traffic around the field in real time. Click it to load the radar view.
Airport information
| Airport code | MMGR |
|---|---|
| IATA | GUB |
| Type | Small airfield |
| City | San Quintín |
| Country | Mexico |
| Continent | North America |
| Elevation | 59 ft (18 m) |
| Coordinates | 28.0261, -114.024 |
Guerrero Negro Airport (GUB) — Airport Facts & Flight Info on Google Maps
Guerrero Negro 
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Key facts about Guerrero Negro Airport
You will find Guerrero Negro Airport at 28.0261, -114.0240, at an elevation of 59 ft (18 m) above sea level. The airfield operates a single runway, so all arrivals and departures share it, which is one reason weather or an incident can affect the whole day's schedule here. The OurAirports reference data classifies Guerrero Negro Airport as a small airfield. The airport keeps America/Tijuana time. Tracking a flight from another time zone? The times on this page are the airport's local time, not yours.
Frequently asked questions about Guerrero Negro Airport
Does Guerrero Negro Airport have scheduled passenger flights?
Yes: Guerrero Negro Airport is listed in the OurAirports reference data as having scheduled service. Schedules are seasonal, so the current boards and the airlines themselves are the best reflection of what flies today.
What do the codes GUB and MMGR mean?
They are two identifiers for the same airport. GUB is the IATA code for Guerrero Negro Airport: the short code you see on tickets and baggage tags. MMGR is its ICAO code, used in flight plans and air-traffic operations.
How many runways does Guerrero Negro Airport have?
Guerrero Negro Airport has one active runway in the OurAirports reference data. The count excludes closed runways.
What time zone is Guerrero Negro Airport in?
Guerrero Negro Airport keeps America/Tijuana time. All times on this page are shown in the airport's local time.