L M Clayton Airport (OLF)

L.M. Clayton Airport (OLF), also known as Wolf Point International Airport, is a small regional facility located approximately three miles northeast of Wolf Point, Montana. The airport is notable for being one of the smallest in the contiguous United States to maintain scheduled commercial air service, primarily through Cape Air. The single, compact terminal building handles both arrivals and departures in a streamlined environment. The terminal facilities are functional and straightforward, featuring a general seating area for passengers and a dedicated pilot's lounge. While the airport does not house restaurants, cafés, or shops, travelers have access to free Wi-Fi and vending machines for snacks and beverages. A recent addition to the terminal includes a TSA security checkpoint specifically to support the commercial flights connecting Wolf Point to larger Montana hubs like Billings (BIL). Beyond commercial operations, the airport is a base for general aviation, offering 24-hour self-service 100LL fuel and hangar space. The field supports diverse activities including agricultural spraying, air ambulance services, and freight operations for FedEx. Parking is available on-site, and due to the airport's modest scale, check-in and security processes are typically very fast for the twice-daily scheduled flights.