BILLINGS LOGAN AIRPORT (BIL) INFORMATION

Billings Logan International Airport (IATA: BIL, ICAO: KBIL, FAA LID: BIL) is located 3km northwest of downtown Billings, Montana, United States. It is the second-largest airport in Montana, surpassing Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport in the number of gates and the annual enplanements in the previous years.

The airport is owned by Billings City and is situated on top of the mountain at 3,652 ft. above mean sea level, covering 2,300 acres of land. It gives an overlooking view of downtown Billings.

It has three runways and taxiways. The airport is also equipped with an Instrument Landing System (ILS) and other maritime materials.

The Aviation and Transit Board administers the Billings Logan International Airport with seven members appointed for four years.

The Mayor is the one who selects the board members with the consent of the City Council.

The Aviation and Transit Board doesn't only govern the operations of the airport but also acts as a citizen's advisory board to the cIty council.

Billings Logan Airport is also a primary commercial service airport by the National Plan of Integrated Airport systems having more than 10,000 enplanements a year.

The airport and all the businesses in the vicinity play a beneficial and integral role in the community. It helps boost the economy of the city and the whole region.

In 2016, The Montana Airports Economic Study (MDOT) recorded an estimated local economic impact of $148,365,000 per year. One factor of the economic boost is the 3,265 given jobs which also led to a higher financial impact of approximately $408,762,000 annually.

Note that the airport's fund comes from tenant rates and charges. No City funds have been received since 1975.

Presently, the Billings Logan Airport has one terminal with two concourse levels. The main level is where you can find the baggage claim area and transportation services. Outside the main terminal is the pet-relief site.

There is also an information desk and other services such as Automatic Teller Machines, Automated External Defibrillators, telephones, and water refilling stations.

The Concourse levels also house services such as a food hall, charging stations, ATMs, AEDs, and water refilling stations.

• Concourse A- served by CapeAir at gate A3
• Concourse B- served by United Airlines at gate B1, Alaska and Horizon at B2, B3 served by Delta Airlines, and American, Frontier, and Allegiant at B4.

The terminal opens at 4:00 AM, two hours before the day's first flight, and closes until the last flight, usually around midnight.

History of Billings Logan International Airport

In 1912, Billings, Montana started its history of flights by a local dentist, Dr. Frank Bell, with his homemade private jet, the Curtiss 0-X-5.

On its Memorial Day weekend in 1913, the airport also recorded its first flight when Dr. Frank Bell took off from Billings to Park City and vice versa with 40 miles.

The first flight was captured by a local artist, J.K. Ralston, through his painting entitled "First Flight," displayed inside the Billings Logan International Airport.

In 1927, Billings City raised and approved a funding of $5,000 for establishing 162 hectares of the landing strip on top of the rimrocks overlooking the Yellowstone valley and the downtown area.

A 1,820 feet runway and a 192 square feet administrative building were built with the help of horse-drawn equipment.

The Billings Municipal Airport officially opened on May 29, 1928, and Dick Logan was the first airport manager until 1957. After Logan died in 1957, the airport was renamed Billings Logan Field in his memory of service in the early years of the airstrip.

In 1971, the airport was again renamed to its present name Billings Logan International Airport.

Billings Airport has been a great help for the City and the whole region of Montana. Air service entered the Billings market through Northwest Airlines in 1933 and Inland Airlines in 1934.

The city constructed a new terminal building and a new road north of 27th Street to downtown Billings.

Major Terminal expansions began in 1958, 1972, and 1992 to accommodate the flying demand of the inbound and outbound passengers in the area.

In 1935, the first field lights were installed.

In 2005, a new tower was built.

The airport has innovations to adapt to the ever-changing industry and will have services necessary for air travel to the region's current and future travelers.

Transfer Services at Billings Logan International Airport

Billings Logan International Airport offers several transport services. Car Rentals, Shuttles, Cabs, and Buses in the ground transportation area.

For travelers, know what items are allowed in your carry-on baggage and what you can bring in your check-in baggage. Always secure your luggage before and after disembarkation.

Passengers are encouraged to only transact legitimate transport services for safety.

Rental Car Services at Billings Logan International Airport

For convenience, visitors may rent a car from national car rental agencies. There are car rental counters on-site located at the ground transportation center near the baggage claim area.

Renters should present valid documents such as an international driver's license and a rental form to their car rental company. Renters should be 21 years old or older.

Car rental fees vary depending on the renter's chosen vehicle or what the company has approved for renting. See and compare all rental car companies at Billings Logan International Airport.

An additional $25.00+ per day is charged for drivers between 21 and 24.

You can also book a car ahead of time through the company's online booking service.

Ride Shares at Billings Logan International Airport

Rideshare services like Uber and Lyft are available at the Billings Logan International Airport. They can pick up and drop off passengers at the ground transportation area of the main terminal.

It is recommended that passengers book their rideshare ahead of time for convenience and special instructions to the driver. It is also advised that passengers request the right vehicle size for their luggage.

Taxis at Billings Logan International Airport

There are different taxi cab service providers in the Billings Logan Airport.

Passengers can book a cab at the ground transportation center. Cab fare varies from your point of destination. See more information about taxis at Billings Logan International Airport.

Downtown Billings is just 3 miles or 6 minutes away from the airport.

The estimated cab fare from Billings Logan Airport to the downtown area is $12.00 to $15.00.

Trains at Billings Logan International Airport

There are no train stations at Billings, Montana, but they have a historic train depot located in the city's heart. More information about train services near Billings Logan International Airport.

The historic passenger depot is just 3 miles from the Billings International Airport.

Buses at Billings Logan International Airport

Public buses are available at the ground transportation center of the airport. More information about buses to and from Billings Logan International Airport.

Jefferson Lines and MET Transit are two bus services allowed to enter the facility.

Hotel Shuttle Services at Billings Logan International Airport

Many local hotels in Billings provide shuttle services to and from Billings Logan Airport but most of the shuttles parked at the ground transportation are non-hotel services.

Therefore, travelers are advised to have their hotel shuttles booked in advance for safety and convenience.

Non-hotel shuttle fees may apply per person. Rate may vary depending upon your drop-off point.

Parking at Billings Logan International Airport

Billings Logan International Airport has three public parking lots, and it provides both short-term and long-term parking hours. See more information about short and long term parking at Billings Logan International Airport.

The parking lots are located a short distance from the airport's main terminal.

The parking rate starts at $9.00 a day. Note that fees may vary depending on which lot you are in.

Other Services at Billings Logan International Airport

Wi-Fi at Billings Logan International Airport

Wireless internet service is available throughout the airport terminal. Set your wireless connection to the "Boingo Hotspot" network.

ATMs at Billings Logan International Airport

Automatic Teller Machines (ATMs) are available in the airport. They are located in the main lobby next to the passenger screening area. All Concourse levels also have ATMs near the gift shops.

Currency Exchange at Billings Logan International Airport

Banking services and currency exchange machines are available in the airport's main lobby next to the screening area and near the baggage claim area.

Nursing Stations at Billings Logan International Airport

There are two lactation rooms in Billings Logan Airport. A private and comfortable space for traveling mothers who are breastfeeding their children. One lactation room is located in the pre-security area and one in the post-security on Concourse B.

Restrooms at Billings Logan International Airport

Restrooms are located on both concourse levels of the terminal building.

There is a restroom between the baggage claim area and the passenger screening area.

One on the left side is adjacent to the passenger security area.

Food and Beverages at Billings Logan International Airport

The Billings Logan Airport houses several choices of food hubs and lounges. They are located on the main level of the terminal, specifically in the pre-security area.

There is also a bar located in the post-security area on the concourse levels of the terminal.

Shopping at Billings Logan International Airport

Gift shops are located in the post-security concourse levels of the terminal.

Smoking at Billings Logan International Airport

Smoking is prohibited in all city-owned establishments, including the Billings Logan Airport, based on an ordinance approved in April 1999.

Lost and Found Section at Billings Logan International Airport

Lost items inside the Billings Logan International Airport premises are taken to the Lost and Found section in the Airport Police Office.

The Lost and Found office is located on the second floor of the Main Terminal building in room 210. You may also contact the office at +1 406 657-8498.

Missing items while in flight, at the airline gate, or onboard the aircraft are kept by the respective airline. If you have lost things during the flight, you can report and contact the specific airline company.

Airport Communication Center at Billings Logan International Airport

Airport representatives are available in the facility to assist your needs and answer your queries. You may also contact the Airport information center at +1 406 247-8609.

Pet Relief at Billings Logan International Airport

There are designated pet relief areas in the airport. It is located on the east and west outside the terminal building and the post-security areas on the concourse level.

Look for the Service Animal Relief Area signs.

Baggage Claim at Billings Logan International Airport

The baggage claim area is located on the main level of the airport. There are two baggage conveyors across the rental car counters on the west part.

Baggage carts are also available to assist you with your heavy luggage.

Disabled Passengers at Billings Logan International Airport

There are elevators, ramps, and wheelchairs in the airport for the convenience of a passenger with special needs.

Your respective airline can also provide a wheelchair service, or you may request one at the ticket counter.

Billings Logan International Airport Contacts

Address: 1901 Terminal Cir, Billings, MT 59105, United States
General Phone: +1 406-247-8609
Lost and Found Phone: +1 406 657-8498
Official Website: https://www.flybillings.com/

Local Information

Drive on: Right
Electricity: 120V/60Hz
Plug: A, B
Currency: U.S. Dollar. US$, USD, $
Wi-Fi at Airport: Set your wireless connection to the "Boingo Hotspot" network