Billings Logan International Airport (BIL)

Billings Logan International Airport (BIL) is the primary aviation hub for Montana and the wider Northern Plains region, uniquely situated atop the Rimrocks—a series of dramatic sandstone cliffs overlooking the city of Billings. The airport recently completed a transformative multi-year, 5-phase terminal expansion in 2024, which has significantly modernized its infrastructure to handle over one million annual passengers. This major project included the remodeling of both Concourse A and Concourse B, doubling the number of jet bridges to eight and increasing the total gate capacity to nine to accommodate a robust schedule of flights from major U.S. carriers. The terminal now features a spacious 'Great Room' designed as a centralized hub for passenger comfort, offering extensive seating, dedicated workspaces with integrated charging ports, and panoramic views of the airfield. The security screening area has been significantly expanded and equipped with the latest technology to ensure efficient processing during morning and afternoon peak periods. The facility is organized for intuitive navigation, with Concourses A and B easily accessible from the main ticketing hall. For general aviation, the airport remains a critical center for regional commerce, medical flights, and pilot training in the Big Sky Country. Amenities at BIL reflect the local Montana heritage, featuring the 'Montana Gift Corral' and 'Skyblu Gifts,' which offer a wide selection of Huckleberry products and regional artisanal goods. The dining landscape has been enhanced with new restaurant options and expanded snack bars in the departure lounges. Ground transportation is well-supported with major car rental agencies located on-site, dedicated taxi ranks, and the MET transit bus service connecting to downtown Billings. Looking ahead through 2025, the airport is continuing its infrastructure growth with a planned $31 million parking garage project and a significant reconstruction and extension of its crosswind runway to support larger commercial aircraft.