Huron Regional Airport Flight Tracker

Huron, United States Local Time: CST

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Huron Regional Airport (IATA HON, ICAO KHON) is an airport in Huron, United States.

Weather at Huron Regional Airport now

39°F4°C

Clear sky

Wind
From NW, 9 mph
Visibility
10+ mi
Humidity
93%
Pressure
29.97 inHg

Forecast

  • Today: partly cloudy, high 62°F, low 39°F.

  • Tomorrow: partly cloudy, high 57°F, low 34°F.

  • Wednesday: partly cloudy, high 53°F, low 41°F.

Weather at Huron Regional Airport at 07:55 local time: clear sky, 39°F (4°C), wind from the northwest at 9 mph.

METAR reportKHON 091355Z AUTO 32008KT 10SM CLR 04/03 A2997 RMK AO2 SLP155 T00390028
Huron Regional Airport

Huron Regional Airport Information

Huron Regional Airport is one of the United States Airports located in Huron.

Which is the IATA code of Huron Regional Airport?
Huron Regional Airport's IATA code is HON, while its ICAO code is KHON.
What is the telephone number of Huron Regional Airport?
You can contact the airport via phone at +16053538516 and fax at 16053538517.
How many flights take off and land at HON?
There are 1 flights on 1 different routes from Huron Regional Airport, connecting HON to 1 different cities in 1 different countries.
What are the most popular routes from Huron Regional Airport?
The most popular routes connect Huron to Tampa.
My Huron Regional Airport flight was cancelled or delayed. Can I get Compensation?
If your cancelled or delayed for 3+ hours flight was departing from an EU airport OR operated by an EU airline, you are entitled to up to 600€ in compensation, according to the EC 261/2004 regulation.

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