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BYH Arkansas International Airport
Arkansas International Airport (IATA: BYH, ICAO:KBYH) is located in the the city of Blytheville, United states.

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IATA Code

BYH

ICAO Code

KBYH

Name

Arkansas International Airport

Type

Country / Region

United states (US)

City

Blytheville

Latitude

35.9643470

Longitude

-89.9439560

Time Zone

UTC−06:00

Phone Number

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Airport Overview

Arkansas International Airport (BYH), identified by ICAO code KBYH, serves Blytheville in northeastern Arkansas, United States. The airport is positioned in the Central Time Zone (UTC−06:00) and is located at the coordinates supplied for Blytheville, Arkansas. For international forwarding purposes, it should be assessed as a local and regional aviation gateway rather than assumed to be a scheduled intercontinental cargo hub. The supplied airport record lists no regular passenger or express-airline service, so our service team treats aircraft availability, cargo acceptance, customs status, and ground handling as shipment-specific matters. We can evaluate the airport as an origin, destination, charter, project-cargo, or truck-air interface after confirming the operating party and the actual movement plan.

Airport	Arkansas International Airport
IATA / ICAO	BYH / KBYH
Location	Blytheville, Arkansas, United States
Coordinates	35.9643470, -89.9439560
Time zone	UTC−06:00
Service profile	Local and regional airport; cargo acceptance is subject to confirmed aircraft, handling, customs, and trucking arrangements.

Key Highlights

The supplied record shows zero listed scheduled airline and express services; do not build a shipment plan around a presumed daily cargo flight.
Its practical value is likely to depend on charter, ad hoc aviation, project cargo, or truck-air coordination rather than standard integrator connectivity.
For general cargo, our service team should compare direct airport handling with nearby established cargo gateways before issuing a firm routing or transit commitment.
Acceptance of dangerous goods, temperature-sensitive freight, live animals, oversize cargo, or aircraft-on-ground shipments requires advance written confirmation.
Local operating dates, handling windows, customs availability, and collection arrangements must be confirmed for each shipment.

Cargo Facilities & Services

Our service team does not assume that a standard airline cargo terminal, bonded warehouse, cold room, dangerous-goods store, or automated sorting facility is available at the airport. The following controls should be completed before booking:

Handling confirmation

Identify the actual ground handler, aircraft operator, acceptance point, cargo dimensions, equipment requirement, and operating hours. A booking is not operationally complete until these items are confirmed.

Customs and border status

Confirm whether the proposed movement requires U.S. Customs and Border Protection attendance, advance filing, an appointed broker, or transfer through another international gateway.

Special cargo

Pre-clear dangerous goods, lithium batteries, temperature-controlled cargo, live animals, valuables, and oversized pieces with the carrier and handler. Availability of specialized storage must not be presumed.

Ground interface

Arrange suitable equipment for collection or delivery, including tail-lift, forklift, flatbed, or secure vehicle requirements. Confirm whether landside access is available outside normal operating periods.

Routes & Logistics Transit Planning

There is no basis in the supplied record for promising scheduled international or express cargo connectivity from Arkansas International Airport. Our team will verify the actual operating flight, aircraft type, cargo acceptance, and departure date before quoting.
Potential solutions may include a confirmed charter or ad hoc freighter movement, a truck-air connection to a larger regional cargo gateway, or a destination-side trucking arrangement. The selected gateway depends on capacity, customs routing, commodity, and final delivery location.
Transit time is affected by aircraft availability, repositioning, security screening, dangerous-goods review, customs release, handling windows, weather, and truck appointment capacity. Any transit estimate remains subject to carrier and handler confirmation.
For urgent freight, our service team can compare a direct aircraft solution with airport-to-airport trucking and an established scheduled cargo gateway, rather than treating the local airport as an automatic fastest option.

Hinterland & Key Cargo

Arkansas International Airport serves the Blytheville area and the surrounding northeastern Arkansas logistics catchment. The airport’s suitability for a shipment depends less on a presumed routine cargo network and more on the origin or destination’s industrial location, road access, aircraft requirement, and delivery deadline.

Industrial and project freight: machinery, maintenance parts, production-line components, tooling, and urgent plant-support cargo may be candidates for charter or airport-to-truck solutions.
General commercial cargo: cartons, pallets, samples, and replacement parts should be assessed against available handling equipment and the cost of connecting through a larger cargo gateway.
Oversized or time-critical shipments: confirm aircraft door dimensions, payload, loading equipment, apron access, and final-mile vehicle capability before accepting the booking.
Temperature-sensitive and regulated commodities: use only after written confirmation of storage, monitoring, packaging acceptance, and transfer timing; a local airport should not be assumed to provide pharmaceutical or fresh-product infrastructure.

Operations & Compliance

Cut-off and acceptance: obtain the handler’s cargo cut-off, security-screening deadline, vehicle check-in procedure, and after-hours policy. These may vary by aircraft movement and are not inferred from the airport code.
Dangerous goods: provide the correct shipper’s declaration where required, UN number, proper shipping name, packing instruction, labels, marks, and emergency contact information. Carrier acceptance under applicable U.S. and international rules is mandatory.
Customs documentation: prepare a commercial invoice, packing list, air waybill instructions, importer/exporter details, broker authorization, and any commodity-specific permits. Customs release and airport handling are separate approvals.
Security and delivery: ensure piece counts, gross weights, dimensions, screening status, seal numbers, and consignee collection instructions match across all documents. Arrange a confirmed truck appointment before cargo arrival.

Our service team will not represent an airport-level customs, bonded-storage, cold-chain, dangerous-goods, or live-animal capability as available until the responsible operator confirms it in writing.

Shipping Tips

Send the complete cargo profile at quotation stage: commodity, pieces, dimensions, gross weight, value, origin, destination, ready time, delivery deadline, and any special handling requirement.
Ask our team to obtain a written operating plan covering aircraft or airline, handler, acceptance location, customs responsibility, security screening, cut-off, and truck appointment.
For industrial or oversized cargo, provide drawings or packing photographs and confirm forklift, crane, ramp, aircraft-door, and vehicle requirements before packing is finalized.
Keep a fallback routing through a confirmed scheduled cargo gateway when the local movement depends on charter availability, limited handling windows, or customs attendance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can Arkansas International Airport receive routine international air cargo?

Do not assume routine international acceptance. Our service team must verify the operating flight, handler, customs arrangement, security process, and commodity eligibility for the specific shipment. A larger cargo gateway with trucking may be more suitable.

Can I book an express courier shipment from this airport?

The supplied record lists no express-airline service. Express acceptance therefore requires confirmation from the selected integrator or handling party. If no direct service is available, we can assess truck-air alternatives.

Are dangerous goods, lithium batteries, or temperature-controlled goods accepted?

Acceptance is shipment- and carrier-specific. Submit the safety data, packing details, battery information, temperature range, and required documents before booking. Do not deliver such cargo until written acceptance and handling instructions are issued.

What information is needed for an airport-to-truck solution?

Provide the exact pickup or delivery address, ready time, pieces, dimensions, weight, loading method, consignee contact, customs status, and vehicle requirement. Our team will coordinate the airport-side appointment after the movement is confirmed.

Is a firm transit time available at quotation stage?

Only after the aircraft, handler, customs process, and trucking legs are confirmed. Weather, screening, aircraft positioning, and handling availability can change the schedule, so quoted timing remains subject to operational confirmation.

Data Sources & Provenance

Airport identity, codes, coordinates, city, country, and time-zone details in this module are based on the supplied airport record. The record also states zero listed airline and express services; this is presented as a record-level service indicator, not as a permanent operating-status guarantee.

Regulatory and operational references should be checked against the responsible authority, carrier, handler, broker, and current shipment instructions. Relevant authoritative reference domains include faa.gov, cbp.gov, iata.org, and icao.int. These sources support aviation, customs, dangerous-goods, and international air-transport compliance checks; they do not by themselves confirm local cargo-handling availability, flight schedules, cut-off times, or customs attendance at Arkansas International Airport.