Montana airport map prints
Montana is big, high and mostly empty, and its airports carry that scale. Billings Logan International lays three runways at 3,662 feet, the longest 10,518, the longest public-use runway in the state, and Great Falls International 10,502 at 3,680. Missoula Montana at 3,206 feet runs 9,501, Helena Regional 9,000 at 3,877, Bozeman Yellowstone International 8,994 at 4,473, and Glacier Park International at Kalispell 9,007 at 2,977. Bert Mooney at Butte sits up at 5,551 feet with a 9,000 foot runway, and Yellowstone Airport at West Yellowstone, the highest paved public field in the state at 6,649 feet, keeps 8,400 feet of runway for the thin air. The eastern plains drop away toward the Dakotas: Sidney-Richland Regional lies at 1,985 feet and Big Sky Field at Culbertson at 1,953, the lowest in the state.
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Flying in Montana
Flying in Montana is mountain weather in the west, endless plains in the east and long distances everywhere, with airports a mile or more above the sea. The prints show long runways set in wide valleys with room on every side. Published airport information guides each composition's relative runway lengths and bearings, with fine details simplified for wall art.