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Pablo L. Sidar National Airport (AZG)
Pablo L. Sidar National Airport is a small gateway serving Apatzingán and the surrounding Tierra Caliente region of Michoacán, Mexico. Compare transfer options to the city centre and nearby communities, and plan your onward journey with ease.
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About Pablo L. Sidar National Airport
Pablo L. Sidar National Airport is a small airport serving Apatzingán, a city in the Tierra Caliente region of Michoacán, Mexico. It lies about 5 km west of the city centre along the Apatzingán–Aguililla road.
The airport operates with a single passenger terminal and a runway of approximately 1,500 metres. Its compact layout supports domestic flights and general aviation activity in the region.
Because of its size, passenger services are limited, and most travellers reach central Apatzingán by taxi or private vehicle along local roads. The airport provides a convenient local gateway for visitors continuing to the city and nearby communities.
Terminal Overview
Terminals
Pablo L. Sidar National Airport has a single terminal building serving domestic flights and general aviation.
Ground Transportation Services to and from Pablo L. Sidar National Airport
Transfers
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