McCall Municipal Airport (MYL)

McCall Municipal Airport (MYL) is a premier general aviation facility serving the mountain resort town of McCall and the surrounding Valley County in central Idaho. The terminal is a modern and welcoming building that primarily caters to private pilots, corporate aviation, and adventurous travelers exploring the Frank Church-River of No Return Wilderness. It is world-renowned as a major hub for U.S. Forest Service smokejumper operations, playing a critical role in wildland firefighting across the western United States. Inside the terminal, passengers can find standard general aviation amenities, including a comfortable waiting area, dedicated pilot lounges, and meeting rooms for business travelers. While there are no scheduled commercial airline services, the airport is home to several aviation-related businesses, including backcountry charter operators, flight schools, and aircraft maintenance providers. Its location near the scenic Payette Lake and the Brundage Mountain Resort provides a spectacular setting for both winter and summer aviation activities. Ground transportation to McCall town center and nearby outdoor destinations is easily accessible via local taxis and car rentals from the terminal. The airport is a key asset for the regional tourism economy, facilitating access for those looking to enjoy world-class hiking, fishing, and skiing in the Idaho mountains. It remains a vital infrastructure point for both emergency services and the lifestyle of the residents in this beautiful and rugged part of the Pacific Northwest, supporting both social and commercial aviation needs.