Getting around Billings is simple, safe and inexpensive. If your destination isn’t within walking distance and you can’t take a horse, there are many options to get you where you want to be. After all, you are starting at the Trailhead.

Billings Logan International Airport

Direct flights available to: Minneapolis/St.Paul, Salt Lake City, Denver, Las Vegas, Las Angelas, Phoenix, Seattle, and seasonally to Chicago and Atlanta. Situated on the Rimrocks overlooking the city, Billings Logan International Airport is Montana's largest and busiest airport. The service area includes the Western Dakotas, Eastern Montana, and Northern Wyoming. Scheduled passenger airline service is provided by Northwest Airlines, United Airlines, and Frontier with regional service provided by Allegiant, Horizon Air and Skywest Airlines operating as the Delta Connection. There are approximately 25 to 30 passenger flights per day. Services available at Billings Logan International Airport include car rentals, a fine dining restaurant/lounge and a concourse deli, gift shop, information booth, ATM, and pay phones (two equipped with modem access). In addition, there are play areas for those traveling with children. Short and long-term public parking is conveniently located in front of the terminal building. Skycaps, employed by the airlines, are available to assist you with your luggage. Smarte Cartes are also available to assist you with transporting bags and packages. The cart unit is located in the baggage claim area and accepts cash and most major credit cards The Yellowstone County Museum is located across from the terminal building (a short walk) and overlooks downtown Billings. Wildlife mounts and historical artifacts are displayed in a western setting of the museum's historic log cabin. For those that need to stay in contact with the office, Billings Logan International Airport offers Wireless High Fidelity (Wi-Fi) connectivity to the Internet.

1901 Terminal Circle
Billings, MT 59105
406-657-8495
www.flybillings.com

Montana holds the world record for the greatest temperature change in 24 hours. On January 14-15, 1972, the temperature went from from -54°F to 49°F -- a whopping 103 degree change!