South Big Horn County Airport (GEY)

๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธ Greybull, United States of America

โšก Connection Time Dashboard

Domestic to Domestic
45
minutes
Domestic to International
75
minutes
Interline Transfer
120
minutes

๐Ÿข Terminal Guide & Navigation

South Big Horn County Airport (GEY) operates as a renowned general aviation facility in northern Wyoming, famous as the former headquarters of legendary Hawkins & Powers Aviation aerial firefighting company. The airport serves as a major base for wildfire suppression aircraft and features a substantial 7,000-foot paved runway capable of handling everything from recreational aircraft to large corporate jets and government cargo missions. Aviation enthusiasts recognize Greybull for its historic collection of large firefighting aircraft and tanker operations.

The modest terminal building provides essential general aviation services with a pilot's lounge featuring a 'snooze room' for crew rest, flight planning facilities, and public restrooms. While lacking commercial retail or dining options, the facility offers professional FBO services including competitive aviation fuel prices (both Avgas and Jet A), aircraft maintenance, extensive hangar space, and tie-down parking with notably no landing fees for light aircraft. The airport maintains a reputation for pilot-friendly operations and reasonable operating costs.

Ground transportation requires advance coordination as Greybull city center lies several miles away without public transit connections. Local car rental services can arrange vehicle deliveries to the airport with prior notice, though the facility operates with minimal staffing and may be unattended during certain hours. The airport's location provides access to Bighorn Mountains recreation and serves as a technical stop for cross-country flights, though pilots should monitor severe Wyoming weather conditions including high winds and sudden winter storms that frequently affect mountain flying operations.

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๐Ÿ’ก Connection Tips

South Big Horn County Airport (GEY) in Greybull, Wyoming, is a significant general aviation hub known for its long historical association with aerial firefighting and the 'flying tankers. ' While it does not currently host scheduled commercial airline service, it is a vital base for corporate aircraft, private pilots, and government aviation. For travelers requiring commercial flights, the nearest options are Cody's Yellowstone Regional Airport (COD), located about 55 miles to the west, or Billings Logan International Airport (BIL) in Montana, approximately 115 miles to the north. For those arriving at GEY via private aircraft, the facility is highly pilot-friendly, featuring a 7,000-foot primary paved runway capable of handling large cargo and jet aircraft.

The Fixed Base Operator (FBO) provides full-service fueling, hangar space, and pilot amenities. A unique advantage of GEY is its reputation for competitive fuel prices and the lack of landing fees for light aircraft, making it a preferred technical stop in the region. Ground transportation should be pre-arranged; while there are no rental car desks in the terminal, local services in Greybull can often facilitate vehicle drop-offs with prior notice. The airport is situated near the scenic Bighorn Mountains and provides easy access to local attractions like the Greybull Museum and the Bighorn Basin Geoscience Center.

Weather in northern Wyoming can be extreme, with high winds and sudden winter snowstorms. Pilots should always check for the latest NOTAMs and mountain-specific weather briefings. GEY provides a quiet and professional alternative for those visiting the agricultural and industrial sites of Big Horn County, provided all ground logistics are secured in advance.

๐ŸŽฏ Expert Travel Tips & Insights

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Pro Traveler Secrets

โ€ข Check NOTAMs and Wyoming weather for wind or winter storm issues.

โ€ข Use Cody (COD) 55 miles west or Billings (BIL) 115 miles north for commercial airline connections.

โ€ข Competitive fuel prices and no landing fees for light aircraft make this preferred technical stop.

โ€ข Arrange cars ahead, since GEY has no rental desks on-site.

โ€ข GEY is known for its aerial-firefighting history at Greybull.

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Quick Facts

Minimum domestic connection: 45 minutes
International connections: 75 minutes
Interline transfers: 120 minutes

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๐Ÿ• Layover Planner: Pilot's lounge with snooze room, flight planning area, and full-service fueling. Maintenance and hangar space available. Historic aircraft often visible on ramp.
๐Ÿ†˜ Missed Connection Help: No commercial service - coordinate private aircraft rebooking through FBO. Alternative connections via Cody (COD) or Billings (BIL). Contact local accommodations in Greybull.
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Last updated: April 2026 | Data Source: IATA and other airline sites and resources