Casper-Natrona County International Airport (CPR)

Casper-Natrona County International Airport (CPR/KCPR) is the primary aviation facility serving Casper and the central Wyoming region. As one of the largest and most significant airports in the state, it acts as a major hub for domestic travel, providing essential air access for the regional energy industry—including oil, gas, and coal—as well as the growing tourism sector. It primarily facilitates regular regional commercial flights to major hubs like Denver and Salt Lake City, ensuring year-round global connectivity for central Wyoming.

The passenger terminal building at CPR is a modern and functional facility designed to provide a comfortable experience for travelers. Inside, visitors will find multiple check-in counters for regional carriers, a streamlined security checkpoint, and a spacious gate lounge area with large windows offering views of the Wyoming landscape. Amenities at the terminal include high-speed Wi-Fi, clean restroom facilities, and a selection of retail stalls featuring local western-themed souvenirs and travel essentials. For dining, the airport features an on-site cafe offering a variety of fresh meal options for those in transit.

Operational capacity at Casper-Natrona County is supported by two significant paved runways, with the primary runway (03/21) measuring an impressive 10,165 feet in length, which is capable of handling almost any aircraft, including large wide-body cargo planes and military transports. Navigation through the terminal is exceptionally easy due to its compact and logical layout. For ground transportation, several car rental agencies have a presence in the terminal, and taxi or shuttle services are generally available to transport passengers to the city of Casper or to the nearby Casper Mountain recreational areas.