Million Air Yuma

Million Air Yuma operates at Yuma International Airport, a joint civil-military facility shared with Marine Corps Air Station Yuma on the Arizona-Mexico border. The FBO brings Million Air's upscale hospitality standards to a market that primarily serves military-related corporate travel, agricultural business aviation, and winter visitors escaping colder climates. The terminal features a luxurious main lobby, a coffee bar, and a conference room for business meetings. The Jet-a-way Cafe provides on-site dining, a rarity at FBOs in smaller markets. For crews and passengers with longer waits, the pilot theatre offers overstuffed leather recliners, and quiet rooms with shower facilities are available. Flight planning resources include internet and fax access. Ground transportation options include a Mercedes crew car for flight crews and Hertz rental cars on site. The FBO is DLA-authorized, meaning it is certified to provide fuel to Department of Defense aircraft, and it holds certification for rapid hot refueling. Operating hours run Monday through Friday from 5:30 AM to 11:00 PM and weekends from 6:00 AM to 11:00 PM, with after-hours service available by prior arrangement. Handling fees are waivable with a fuel purchase. The airport's long military runways can accommodate aircraft of any size, including wide-body jets. Yuma itself receives an average of 343 days of sunshine per year, making it one of the sunniest locations in the United States. The city serves as a gateway to the Algodones Dunes, the Colorado River, and winter produce farming operations that drive significant business aviation traffic during the growing season. For passengers transiting through the desert Southwest, Million Air Yuma provides a comfortable and well-equipped stopping point.