Gallatin Field Airport recorded its second busiest year ever with 342,714 passengers boarding airline flights in 2009. While boardings were down 2.4% from the record setting 2008, Gallatin Field Airport fared well compared to other airports across the nation.

The Air Traffic Control Tower at Gallatin Field handled 68,913 aircraft operations during the year. General aviation accounts for 75% of Gallatin Field’s aircraft operations. Scheduled passenger and cargo airline service accounts for...

 DENVER, September 17, 2009 - Frontier Airlines (OTCBB: FRNTQ) today announced it will add one more daily frequency each to Bozeman’s Gallatin Field Airport (BZN), the Durango-La Plata County Airport (DRO) and Oklahoma City’s Will Rogers Airport (OKC). Frontier will serve these markets via Lynx Aviation. Lynx recently took delivery of its 11^th Bombardier Q400 aircraft, allowing Lynx to expand its service.

“This clearly signals we are now in a growth mode,” said

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Gallatin Field Airport (Bozeman, Montana) and United Airlines today announced United will begin seasonal daily nonstop service to United’s hub at San Francisco International Airport beginning Dec. 17, 2009.

“Last summer’s and winter’s Saturday service to San Francisco was very popular with customers and its success was instrumental in United’s decision to make this winter’s service daily,” said Brian Sprenger, director of the Gallatin Field Airport.

Gallatin Field Airport will become...

The Gallatin Airport Authority has embarked on a significant expansion of the airline terminal building. This expansion is the largest airline terminal expansion ever in the state of Montana. Unfortunately, this expansion will not come without some impact on our customers. The Gallatin Field Airport handles approximately 700,000 passengers every year. Of these passengers, 300,000 use rental cars, 100,000 use buses, taxis and shuttles and 300,000 are either dropped off at the terminal...

The Gallatin Airport Authority Board will be holding the following airline terminal expansion groundbreaking ceremony:

 

Where:                 Gallatin Field Airport – Terminal Building (West end)

Date:                     Thursday, July 9^th.

Time:                     2:00 p.m.

 

The public is invited.

Resolution
Gallatin Airport Authority

Whereas, Mr. Theodore Mathis has served continuously as Airport Director of Gallatin Field from July 1, 1981 to May 31, 2009, and

Whereas, During his time of service Gallatin Field has increased passenger boardings nearly 500% to over 350,000 annually, and

Whereas, Airline service has increased from two airlines providing non-stop service to three states within one time zone to five airlines providing non-stop service to ten states in...

GALLATIN AIRPORT AUTHORITY

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Commissioners of the Gallatin Airport Authority (the “Authority”) will meet on May 14, 2009, at 3:00 p.m., in the Bridger Room in the airline terminal building at Gallatin Field Airport (the “Airport”), 850 Gallatin Field Road,Belgrade, Montana, and hold a public hearing on a proposed project consisting of financing a portion of the costs of expanding, improving, furnishing and equipping the airline

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The Gallatin Airport Authority Board announced today that Brian Sprenger, A.A.E. has been chosen from a field of over 200 applicants to become the new Airport Director at Gallatin Field.

Sprenger, who has served as Assistant Airport Director for the past ten years, will begin his duties on June 1st when long time Airport Director Ted Mathis, A.A.E. retires.

In making the announcement this afternoon, Board Chairman Richard Roehm said "Brian has the...