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Private Jet Airports in the Rocky Mountains

74 airfieldsUnited States

Choosing an airfield here

What drives the choice in this area: where the traffic goes, where you can clear, and what you can land.

Busiest field
Billings Logan International
KBIL, 20% of area traffic
Customs
6 of 74
Onsite clearance
Highest field
8,154 ft
Walden-Jackson County
Peak month
July
9,097 movements

Overview

74 airfields serve the Rocky Mountains. Billings Logan International (KBIL) handles the most business aviation traffic, with 20% of the area's business jet movements , followed by Glacier Park International and Casper / Natrona County International . Airfields here stretch across Montana, Wyoming, Idaho, and Utah, from high-plains fields near the Canadian border down to the Wasatch Front. The terrain is not uniform: several airports sit above 5,000 ft, and density altitude at those fields shifts runway performance in summer heat more than at the lower-elevation fields near Billings or Missoula. Customs points are spread rather than centralized, with clearance available at fields in both Montana and Wyoming. Winter weather and mountain-valley routing can add real distance to itineraries that look close together on a map.

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Comparison

Ten of the 74 airfields serving the Rocky Mountains handle 76% of the area's business jet movements. Distance is measured from the area center, and runway length is the longest paved surface on the field.

# Airfield Distance Longest runway Services Business jet movements
1 Billings Logan International KBIL 78 NM 10,518 ft JET A · TWR 16,219 20% of area movements
2 Glacier Park International KGPI 265 NM 9,007 ft CUS · JET A · TWR 9,831 12% of area movements
3 Casper / Natrona County International KCPR 198 NM 10,165 ft CUS · JET A · TWR 7,153 9% of area movements
4 Great Falls International KGTF 160 NM 10,502 ft CUS · JET A · TWR 6,085 7% of area movements
5 Idaho Falls Regional KIDA 126 NM 9,002 ft JET A · TWR 5,989 7% of area movements
6 Missoula Montana Airport KMSO 206 NM 9,501 ft JET A · TWR 5,907 7% of area movements
7 Cheyenne Regional / Jerry Olson Field KCYS 324 NM 9,270 ft JET A · TWR 3,279 4% of area movements
8 Pocatello Regional KPIH 168 NM 9,059 ft JET A · TWR 2,728 3% of area movements
9 Yellowstone Regional KCOD 51 NM 8,268 ft JET A 2,692 3% of area movements
10 Helena Regional KHLN 127 NM 9,000 ft CUS · JET A · TWR 2,479 3% of area movements

Headline figures cover public airports only. Military and private fields stay in the list below but are excluded from the counts.

Source: FAA Form 5010 and CBP list of ports of entry.

All airfields

All 74 airfields serving the Rocky Mountains, grouped by distance from the area center. Each tier carries its own scale in nautical miles, and every mark is one airfield.

Within 60 NM (2) 389 0 30 60 NM
38 Red Lodge Airport KRED 33 NM 4,000 ft
9 Yellowstone Regional KCOD 51 NM 8,268 ft
60 to 200 NM (30) 3435721505519654816510533724406846621852496312705143583 60 130 200 NM
34 North Big Horn County Airport U68 66 NM 5,200 ft
35 Laurel Municipal 6S8 67 NM 5,199 ft
72 Blains Airport 63MT 74 NM 4,696 ft
1 Billings Logan International KBIL 78 NM 10,518 ft
50 Wheatland County at Harlowton Airport KHWQ 87 NM 4,200 ft
55 Roundup Airport KRPX 108 NM 5,099 ft
19 Dillon Airport KDLN 109 NM 6,501 ft
65 Dell Flight Strip Airport 4U9 117 NM 7,000 ft
48 N Bar Ranch Airport 19MT 119 NM 6,000 ft
16 Lewistown Municipal KLWT 125 NM 6,100 ft
5 Idaho Falls Regional KIDA 126 NM 9,002 ft
10 Helena Regional KHLN 127 NM 9,000 ft
53 Stanford / Biggerstaff Field S64 129 NM 4,200 ft
37 Bowman Field 3U3 139 NM 6,010 ft
24 Deer Lodge-City-County Airport 38S 143 NM 5,800 ft
40 McCarley Field U02 148 NM 4,314 ft
68 Bar E Airport MT86 157 NM 4,975 ft
4 Great Falls International KGTF 160 NM 10,502 ft
66 Lincoln Airport S69 161 NM 4,240 ft
21 Lemhi County Airport KSMN 165 NM 5,510 ft
8 Pocatello Regional KPIH 168 NM 9,059 ft
52 Fort Benton Airport 79S 173 NM 4,300 ft
49 Bear Lake County Airport 1U7 175 NM 5,728 ft
63 Savage Field U01 180 NM 4,900 ft
12 Ravalli County Airport KHRF 189 NM 5,200 ft
70 Benchmark Airport 3U7 191 NM 6,000 ft
51 Choteau Airport KCII 192 NM 5,000 ft
43 Kemmerer Municipal KEMM 192 NM 8,203 ft
58 Malad City Airport KMLD 197 NM 4,946 ft
3 Casper / Natrona County International KCPR 198 NM 10,165 ft
Beyond 200 NM (42) 659111760396726277420362230312814714164541833262572561154644734723564542297691332 200 271 342 NM
6 Missoula Montana Airport KMSO 206 NM 9,501 ft
59 Conrad Airport S01 207 NM 4,602 ft
11 Logan-Cache Airport KLGU 209 NM 9,020 ft
17 Havre City-County Airport KHVR 213 NM 5,205 ft
60 Liberty County Airport KLTY 215 NM 4,607 ft
39 Fort Bridger Airport KFBR 217 NM 6,404 ft
67 Edgar G Obie Airport S71 218 NM 4,000 ft
26 Malta Airport M75 220 NM 4,500 ft
27 Harlem Airport 48S 220 NM 4,100 ft
74 E Northrop Grumman Airport 07UT 224 NM 4,500 ft
20 Brigham City Regional KBMC 226 NM 8,900 ft
36 Shelby Airport KSBX 226 NM 5,005 ft
22 Evanston-Uinta County Burns Field KEVW 228 NM 7,300 ft
30 Ronan Airport 7S0 230 NM 4,798 ft
31 Polson Airport 8S1 237 NM 4,194 ft
28 Cut Bank International KCTB 238 NM 5,300 ft
14 Wokal Field / Glasgow-Valley County KGGW 238 NM 5,002 ft
71 Glasgow Industrial Airport 07MT 250 NM 13,500 ft
41 Starr-Browning Airstrip 8S0 251 NM 4,051 ft
64 Plains Airport S34 252 NM 4,650 ft
54 Cascade Airport U70 258 NM 4,300 ft
18 L M Clayton Airport KOLF 261 NM 5,091 ft
33 Kalispell City Airport S27 261 NM 3,600 ft
2 Glacier Park International KGPI 265 NM 9,007 ft
62 Thompson Falls Airport KTHM 268 NM 4,200 ft
57 Jackpot / Hayden Field 06U 272 NM 6,180 ft
25 Poplar Municipal PO1 274 NM 4,403 ft
61 A Bar A Ranch Airport WY11 276 NM 5,704 ft
15 Laramie Regional KLAR 291 NM 8,503 ft
46 Scobey Airport 9S2 295 NM 4,020 ft
44 Libby Airport S59 300 NM 5,003 ft
73 Crystal Lakes Resort Airport 01MT 303 NM 5,000 ft
47 Walden-Jackson County Airport 33V 303 NM 5,900 ft
23 Wendover Airport KENV 312 NM 10,002 ft
45 Eureka Airport 88M 316 NM 4,200 ft
42 Wells Municipal / Harriet Field KLWL 318 NM 5,508 ft
29 Sher-Wood Airport KPWD 320 NM 3,900 ft
7 Cheyenne Regional / Jerry Olson Field KCYS 324 NM 9,270 ft
69 Owyhee Airport 10U 325 NM 4,700 ft
13 Sandpoint Airport KSZT 335 NM 5,501 ft
32 Boundary County Airport 65S 342 NM 4,002 ft

Distance is measured from the area center, not from another airfield.

Source: Skystar calculation from official coordinates.

Seasonality

Business jet traffic across the Rocky Mountains peaks in July and is lowest in February. Five months run above the yearly average.

9,097 movements in July5,593 in February5 months above the yearly average20% of area traffic at Billings Logan International
Average 6,830
5,593
9,097
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Billings Logan International All other airfields

Source: FAA TFMSC, 81,965 business jet movements across the area, 2025.

Data last refreshed September 2026. See our methodology →

Skystar in the Rocky Mountains

We arrange catering, fuel and trip support across the area. Supplier prices reach you unchanged; our coordination fee sits on its own line.

Catering
8%
Minimum $75
Trip support
6%
No minimum
Fuel
$0.10 / gal
Minimum $75 per uplift, under 750 gallons
Card processing
5%
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The same trip, priced two ways.

Citation Longitude, four passengers, one night in the Rocky Mountains.

Market practice
Landing permit$675.00
Airport slot$270.00
Ground handling$1,860.00
Crew transport$480.00
Crew hotel, 2 rooms$915.00
Coordination feeNot shown
Card processing$210.00
Total due, USD$4,410.00
Skystar
Landing permit$450.00
Airport slot$180.00
Ground handling$1,240.00
Crew transport$320.00
Crew hotel, 2 rooms$610.00
Coordination fee$168.00
Card processing$148.40
Total due, USD$3,116.40

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It does not move with the size of the trip.

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Frequently asked questions

How far apart are the customs airports at Great Falls and Havre in Montana?

Great Falls International (KGTF) and Havre City-County (KHVR) sit 91 NM apart, according to FAA-derived coordinate data, and both carry CBP inspection services with a USDA compliance agreement noted at Great Falls. For an operator working the northern part of the Rocky Mountains area, this gives two clearance points on the same side of the region rather than one central option. Glacier Park International (KGPI) adds a third customs point 180 NM from Havre City-County and 126 NM from Great Falls, so routing decisions for a Canada-adjacent itinerary can weigh three separate CBP locations rather than defaulting to whichever field is largest.

What does the elevation at Laramie Regional mean for takeoff planning in the Rocky Mountains area?

Laramie Regional (KLAR) sits at 7,284 ft, among the higher field elevations in the Rocky Mountains area, though the area's highest published elevation figure belongs to Walden-Jackson County at 8,154 ft. Density altitude at Laramie Regional climbs quickly once summer afternoon temperatures are added to that base elevation, a factor that affects available runway performance for business jets more than it would at fields under 4,000 ft such as Missoula Montana (KMSO) or Billings Logan International (KBIL). Crews planning into Laramie Regional need to size their runway requirement against that elevation rather than against sea-level charts.

How does July traffic compare to February across the Rocky Mountains area?

Business jet movements across the Rocky Mountains area reached 9,097 in July 2025, the peak month, against a low of 5,593 in February, a spread of roughly 3,500 monthly movements. Five months of the year run above the average of 6,830 movements, with June through October forming the busier stretch. An operator scheduling maintenance downtime, staffing, or fuel contracts across the area's airports can use February as the baseline low point and July as the point where ramp and handling demand is at its highest across the region's fields.

Which airports in the Rocky Mountains area combine a control tower with CBP services?

Four towered airports in the Rocky Mountains area also carry customs services: Glacier Park International (KGPI) in Kalispell, Casper/Natrona County International (KCPR), Great Falls International (KGTF), and Helena Regional (KHLN). Havre City-County (KHVR) also lists CBP inspection services but operates without a tower. For a flight requiring both ATC tower support and a customs clearance in one stop, this narrows the area's 9 towered fields and 6 customs points down to a smaller overlapping set, with Glacier Park International additionally noting a USDA compliance agreement alongside its CBP services.

How spread out is the Rocky Mountains area, and what does that mean for fuel planning?

The Rocky Mountains area spans a minimum distance of 33 NM and a maximum of 342 NM from its reference center, covering territory across Montana, Wyoming, Idaho, and Utah. With 40 of the area's airfields offering Jet A, fuel availability is not the constraint; the constraint is which of those 40 sits on the routing an operator has already chosen. A crew moving between the Billings, Montana area and southern Wyoming fields such as Cheyenne Regional/Jerry Olson Field (KCYS) or Laramie Regional (KLAR) is covering real distance, not adjacent ramps, and should plan fuel stops on that basis rather than on straight-line proximity to a single center point.