Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport

Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport is Montana's busiest airport, according to its site. It serves Bozeman and the Yellowstone region from Belgrade, Montana. The airport is maintained and operated under the Gallatin Airport Authority.

The terminal has upper level aircraft loading bridges, the Copper Horse restaurant and lounge, Ross Peak Grill and Bar, BZN Market, espresso counters, gift shops, a conference room, data ports and wireless internet. The site says the terminal uses natural wood and stone and displays works of art.

The site has a live arrivals and departures board. Airlines listed include United, Delta, Alaska, Southwest, American and Allegiant. Routes listed include Denver, Seattle, Salt Lake City, Minneapolis, Chicago, Los Angeles and Atlanta.

A press release on the site says the airport has surpassed three million passengers. Another item says American Airlines is expanding summer seasonal service to New York City for summer 2027.

The site has a general aviation section for fixed base operators, flight schools, charters, aircraft maintenance, helicopter services, air ambulance, pilot shelter and US Customs. It also has pages for requests for proposals, advertising, commercial land development and hangars.

The site lists the airport's address as 850 Gallatin Field Road, Suite 6, Belgrade, Montana. It has several phone numbers and Facebook and X pages. The site also has a lost and found service and a parking and badging page.