Missoula International Airport

Montana airports have seen a dramatic drop in travel and sales due to the coronavirus, but some relief is on the way.

A Transportation Security Administration employee has tested positive for COVID 19. Missoula County International Airport Director Chris Jensen confirmed that information on Thursday.

Travel restrictions have become more serious and widespread over the past few days because of concerns surrounding the coronavirus pandemic.

The U.S. Department of Transportation confirmed on Wednesday that the Missoula International Airport has received a grant for $6,741,709 to help complete its terminal expansion project.

In 2019, the Missoula International Airport set another new record for passenger travel, according to Airport Director Chris Jensen.

The Missoula International Airport added American Airlines a year ago and that saved passengers a significant amount of money.

Alaska Airlines will now offer a new daily non-stop service from Missoula International Airport to Los Angeles International Airport.

When it comes to passengers, the Missoula International Airport is on pace for another record year.

The Missoula International Airport is pleased to announce that their average ticket prices are the lowest in the state.

The Missoula International Airport receives several requests from folks interested in enrolling in the Transportation Security Administration’s popular TSA Pre✓® application program.

New proposed legislation could have a significant impact Montana’s commercial airports.

The U.S. Department of Transportation recently released 2018 third quarter airfare data, demonstrating a $2.8 M savings in Missoula airfare following American Airlines’ entrance into the Missoula market with service to Dallas/Fort Worth and Chicago O’Hare.