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Routes and flights · the DOT's airline reports, August 2025 to July 2026

Tucson International ⇄ St. Louis Lambert International TUS–STL

Airlines flew 5 flights between Tucson International TUS in Tucson, AZ and St. Louis Lambert International STL in St Louis, MO in the twelve months to July 2026, both directions together: 680 passengers in 753 seats, 90% of them filled, and 658 pounds of freight. 1,244 miles, about 221 minutes in the air, on 2 airlines: Southwest Airlines Co. (3), American Airlines Inc. (2). Planning to fly it yourself? The weather and winds along this route right now.

5
flights, twelve months
TUS-STL: 3 · STL-TUS: 2
680
passengers
90% of seats filled
1,244
miles
about 221 minutes airborne
2
airlines
4 aircraft types

Flights by month both directions

0001114/2511110/251117/26
By month, as a table
flights
4/251
5/251
9/251
10/251
3/261
5/261
7/261

Passengers by month

04386129172374/2517017214010/251401211077/26
By month, as a table
passengers
4/2537
5/25170
9/25172
10/25140
3/26140
5/26121
7/26107

The airlines twelve months, both directions

AirlineFlightsPassengersSeats filledService
Southwest Airlines Co. WN345292%scheduled passenger service
American Airlines Inc. AA222888%scheduled passenger service

The aircraft as the airlines report their types

AircraftFlightsSeats a flightPassengers
Airbus Industrie A3192130228
Boeing B737 Max 8001175140
Boeing 737-700/700LR/Max 71143140
Boeing 737-8001175172

TUS → STL this direction alone · flown April 2025 to July 2026

3 flights of 2 scheduled, 368 passengers in 435 seats. American Airlines Inc. 2; Southwest Airlines Co. 1.

STL → TUS this direction alone · flown September 2025 to October 2025

2 flights, 312 passengers in 318 seats, 658 pounds of freight. Southwest Airlines Co. 2.

Source: the Bureau of Transportation Statistics' T-100 Segment table (all carriers). A flight is one departure performed on this segment; seats and passengers are the airlines' own monthly reports; "seats filled" is passengers divided by seats. The miles are the DOT's great-circle distance. Both ends: Tucson International TUS and St. Louis Lambert International STL; all routes.