Little Rock Air Force Base Passenger Terminal: Your Guide to Space-A and Duty Travel

Navigating air travel can be complex, especially when it involves military bases. At Little Rock Air Force Base, the passenger terminal is dedicated to ensuring smooth journeys for both Space-Required (duty) and Space-Available travelers. Understanding terminal procedures is key to a stress-free experience. This guide provides essential information regarding check-in, roll call, baggage policies, and accessing the crucial 72-Hour Schedule for flights departing from Little Rock AFB.

For both Space-A and Space-R travel, it’s important to note that our terminal operations are directly tied to mission requirements. This means the terminal typically opens only on days with scheduled roll calls, as indicated in the 72-Hour Schedule. This schedule is your primary resource for planning Space-A or pre-coordinated Space-R movements. Mission permitting, the 72-Hour Schedule is updated every duty day (Monday-Friday) no later than 4:30 PM local time (1630L). Always refer to the most recent schedule for the most accurate information.

Space Required Passengers (Duty PAX)

If you are traveling in a Space-Required capacity, meaning your travel is duty-related and on official orders, the check-in process is streamlined for your convenience.

Standard Roll Call for Duty Passengers: Be prepared for roll call 2 hours and 20 minutes before your scheduled aircraft departure. Your presence at roll call is mandatory to be considered for flight selection. Always double-check the 72-Hour Schedule for any mission-specific roll call time adjustments. If your mission is not listed on the 72-Hour Schedule, it is critical to contact the Air Transportation Function as soon as possible to make necessary arrangements.

Check-In Flexibility: Duty passengers with travel orders can check in at any available counter upon arrival at the terminal. However, punctuality is paramount. Passengers arriving after the designated NLT (Not Later Than) time will unfortunately be redirected to Customer Service. This is to ensure timely processing and minimize disruptions to flight schedules. Customer Service will assist with re-booking options if necessary.

Space Available Passengers (SPACE-A)

For those traveling on a Space Available basis, flexibility and careful planning are your greatest allies. Space-A travel offers incredible opportunities, but it operates differently from commercial flights.

Understanding Space-A Roll Call: Similar to duty passengers, the standard roll call time for Space-A travelers is 2 hours and 20 minutes prior to departure. Being present and ready at roll call is essential for seat consideration. Again, the 72-Hour Schedule is your definitive guide for specific roll call times, so consult it regularly. Keep in mind that Space-A seats are often limited. Your travel plans should incorporate this inherent uncertainty.

Baggage Allowance for Space-A Travel: Adhering to baggage restrictions is crucial for Space-A travel. The limitations are strict:

  • Number of Bags: You are allowed a maximum of two checked bags per person.
  • Weight Limit: Each checked bag must not exceed 70 pounds (32 kg).
  • Size Restrictions: Each checked bag’s linear dimensions (length + width + height) must not exceed 62 inches (157 cm).
  • Carry-On Allowance: In addition to checked baggage, you may bring one carry-on bag and one personal item. The carry-on must be able to fit under any aircraft seat.

Strict adherence to these baggage rules ensures a smoother check-in process for everyone and helps avoid delays.

Accessing the 72-Hour Schedule

The 72-Hour Schedule is your most important tool for planning travel through the Little Rock Air Force Base passenger terminal. It provides the most up-to-date information on projected flights and roll call times.

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Click the image above to view the 72-Hour Schedule.

We are dedicated to providing the best possible service to all passengers at Little Rock Air Force Base. Should you have any questions or require assistance during your travel, please do not hesitate to ask our team. We are here to help make your journey as seamless as possible.

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