Airports in Montana

Billings Logan International Airport (BIL)

• Serving the Billings area and most of south central Montana, the Billings Logan International Airport is the largest commercial airport in the state. Established in 1928, the airport today acts as a hub to major cities including Salt Lake City, Seattle and Chicago, as well as to Canada. Among the top airlines that provide service at Billings Logan International are United, Northwest and Skywest.

  Billings Logan
  International Airport
  1901 Terminal Circle
  Billings, MT 59105
  406-247-8609
  ci.billings.mt.us/index.aspx?NID=257

Gallatin Field Airport (BZN)

• Located in the city of Bozeman, the Gallatin Field Airport serves most of western Montana. It handles flights to major metropolitan areas in the West, including Denver, Salt Lake City, San Francisco and Seattle, several Midwest hubs including Chicago and Minneapolis, and locations in Canada. The airport terminal is home to a full-menu restaurant, a snack bar and a gift shop. Gallatin Field Airport, established in 1941, has expanded to nearly 2,500 acres of structure and runways. Key airlines include Delta, United, Skywest and Frontier.

  Gallatin Field Airport
  850 Gallatin Field Road, Suite 6
  Belgrade, MT 59714
  406-388-8321
  bozemanairport.com

Missoula International Airport

• Rapid expansion in the late 2000s increased Missoula International Airport's services, which include nonstop seasonal service to San Francisco and the facilities to handle more than half a million airline passengers by the year 2015. Airlines that service the Missoula International Airport include United, Northwest and Sky West. The airport was first opened in 1941, replacing an earlier dirt-runway airport. Today, MSO boasts a total acreage of 3,600. There are some flights to Canada, making the airport truly international.

  Missoula International Airport
  5225 Highway 10 West
  Missoula, Montana 59808
  406-728-4381
  flymissoula.com