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Working through our local ground supervisory agents, our experienced team is ready to ensure your next mission to is smooth and successful.
/ Mexico
Bachigualato Federal International Airport (MMCL) | Culiacan, Mexico
FBO Ground Handling Details for
Languages spoken
Spanish and English
Hours of operation
6:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Address
Carr. A Navolato, Aeropuerto Culiacan, Bachigualato, 80130 Culiacán Rosales, Sin., Mexico
Some Great Reasons to Choose Us
- We manage all third-party arrangements and sourcing at through our main FBO services office in ensuring every detail is in place for your arrival.
- Our trusted ground supervisory agents in have a solid track record of supporting missions for the most discerning of flight operations and passengers.
- We have close and long-standing relations with management and local authorities to help you secure available parking and permits, as well as navigate regulatory challenges.
Popular FBO Ground Services for
- Permit Coordination
- Catering Arrangements
- Ground Transportation
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Airport Information for
| Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Airport Name | Culiacán International Airport |
| Alternate Name | Bachigualato Federal International Airport |
| ICAO | MMCL |
| IATA | CUL |
| Location | Culiacan, Mexico |
| LAT / LON | 24.765061 / -107.475153 |
| Elevation | 108 ft |
| Magnetic Variation | 010°E |
| Airport of Entry | Yes |
| Hours of Operation | 6:00 AM - 10:00 PM |
| Restrictions | |
| Longest Runway Length | 7,546 ft |
| Tower Frequency | 118.500 |
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