Kalamazoo Battle Creek International Airport

Overview

Kalamazoo/Battle Creek International Airport, identified by IATA code AZO and ICAO code KAZO, is a medium airport serving Kalamazoo in the United States. For travellers, it offers the convenience of a regional gateway while still providing the core facilities and airfield infrastructure expected of a commercial airport. The airport sits at an elevation of 874 feet (266 m) and operates in the America/Detroit time zone, which is useful to keep in mind when checking flight times, pickup arrangements, or onward ground transport plans.

Airfield Facts

• Airport codes: AZO (IATA) and KAZO (ICAO)
• Airport type: medium airport serving Kalamazoo
• Elevation: 874 ft / 266 m above sea level
• Runway 17/35: 6,502 ft, asphalt, lighted
• Runway 05/23: 3,438 ft, asphalt, lighted
• Runway 09/27: 2,800 ft, asphalt, lighted

What This Means for Travellers

The three lighted asphalt runways support operations in a range of conditions and give the airport practical flexibility for arrivals and departures, with Runway 17/35 being the primary longer strip on the field. For visitors, that usually translates into a straightforward regional airport experience that is easier to navigate than a major hub, while still being equipped for regular scheduled traffic. Before traveling, it is worth checking the airport’s official website at https://flyazo.com for current flight information, parking details, terminal services, and any local travel updates that may affect your journey.