Coast Guard · Georgia

Coast Guard Air Station Savannah

Hunter Army Airfield, Savannah, Georgia, United States

Coast Guard Air Station Savannah guide: aviation-unit reporting at Hunter Army Airfield, command contacts and duty-appropriate household support.

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A change-of-command ceremony at Coast Guard Air Station Savannah, July 2026.
U.S. Coast Guard / Petty Officer 1st Class Brandon Hillard · via DVIDSThe appearance of U.S. Department of War (DoW) visual information does not imply or constitute DoW endorsement.
Service branch
Coast Guard
Location
Hunter Army Airfield, Savannah, Georgia, United States
Installation type
Coast Guard air station
Status
Active

Get oriented

At a glance.

Coast Guard Air Station Savannah is the aviation command at Hunter Army Airfield. Confirm Coast Guard reporting with its sponsor. [1]

Coast Guard arrivals use their own command’s directions, distinct from Army reception and the Air Guard airport campus. [1]

Hunter Army Airfield host-campus guide

Keep these close

Base essentials.

At your fingertips
Public air-station contact
206-815-7742
Official source for Public air-station contact Checked

Phone numbers belong to the offices named above. Check the linked official pages for current hours and availability.

Life around your next station

Moving & living.

Start with your sponsor and the installation’s official newcomer resources. Confirm the arrangements that apply to your household before you travel.

Confirm Coast Guard reporting

The Coast Guard lists Air Station Savannah at 1297 N Lightning Road. Obtain your air-station sponsor’s reporting and after-hours instructions; Hunter Army Airfield host services do not replace Coast Guard personnel check-in.

Air station resources

Confirm accommodation authorization

Ask the unit and travel office before making a regional lodging booking.

Command resources

Use appropriate household referrals

Confirm which Hunter support and Coast Guard programs serve the household.

Hunter readiness resources

Prepare school records

Before choosing housing, ask the receiving district to confirm the school serving that address, enrollment records and the appropriate military-family contact.

GaDOE resources

Check the journey

Check conditions for your planned route and time of travel. Keep your host’s arrival contact available if disruption changes your expected arrival.

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Go straight to the source

Official resources.

Confirm current procedures and arrangements with the responsible organization.

The place behind the name

History & identity.

Current & former names: Coast Guard Air Station Savannah · USCG Air Station Savannah · CGAS Savannah · Air Station Savannah

  1. 1963

    Air station established

    The Coast Guard historian traces the Savannah air station to 1963.

    Milestone source
  2. Today

    Aviation command at Hunter

    The current command page identifies its Hunter-area location.

    Milestone source

A few useful answers.

Is the air station at Savannah’s passenger airport?

It is at Hunter Army Airfield; confirm military entry with the sponsor.

Reference

Do Coast Guard members use Army Soldier reception?

Follow Coast Guard command instructions for the actual assignment.

Reference

Is this the 165th Airlift Wing?

No. That is the separate Air Guard airport campus.

Reference

Is the published 206 number a distress hotline?

It is the published public command contact.

Reference

Does a Hunter hotel guarantee reimbursement?

Confirm Coast Guard travel authorization and booking requirements.

Reference

Where should families start local support questions?

Ask the sponsor which host and Coast Guard programs apply.

Reference

Transparent by design

Sources & review.

  1. Official organization / current destination Responsible public authority · Checked 2026-11-07
  2. Hunter household support context MilitaryINSTALLATIONS · Checked 2026-11-04
  3. Air station historical account U.S. Coast Guard Historian · Checked 2026-11-04
  4. Military-student and family resources Georgia Department of Education · Checked 2026-11-04
  5. Household preparedness Georgia Emergency Management and Homeland Security Agency · Checked 2026-11-04
  6. Official travel information Georgia Department of Transportation · Checked 2026-11-04
  7. Official photograph and original caption U.S. Coast Guard / Petty Officer 1st Class Brandon Hillard · Checked 2026-11-04
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Last source review: .

Source review completed against the cited official webpages and, where direct access was restricted, publicly indexed official text. This is an online editorial check, not a phone call, site visit or official endorsement. Confirm current access procedures, eligibility and availability with the responsible office. Targeted follow-up on November 7, 2026 reviewed the previously flagged practical-guidance and status gaps. New or rechecked source rows carry their own dates. Unchanged historical, image and contact facts retain earlier checks; no phone or field verification is claimed.

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