FLG

FLG is a three-letter acronym and code that can refer to multiple entities, depending on context. The most widely recognized use is in aviation, where FLG is the IATA airport code for Flagstaff Pulliam Airport in Flagstaff, Arizona.

Flagstaff Pulliam Airport (IATA: FLG, ICAO: KFLG) is a public-use airport serving Flagstaff and the surrounding region. It is owned by the City of Flagstaff and supports general aviation as well as scheduled passenger service on regional carriers when available. The airport functions as a gateway to northern Arizona’s outdoor destinations and accommodates a mix of cargo and private flights, training activity, and seasonal or demand-driven commercial services.

In other contexts, FLG can function as an acronym for various organizations, groups, or entities that choose those initials for their names. Because FLG is not tied to a single, dominant organization, its meaning is typically determined by the specific field, country, or institution in which it appears. As with many three-letter codes and abbreviations, readers should rely on surrounding information to interpret the intended reference.

See also: disambiguation pages or context-specific references when FLG appears in text, to determine whether it denotes the Flagstaff airport, a company, a foundation, or another entity.