Direct Flights

Please note that the information on this page has not been updated to reflect flight schedule changes as a result of COVID-19. For the most accurate information, check with your airline to ensure your route is currently being serviced.


With direct flights to 16 cities in the winter, Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport is the most well-served ski destination across the United States. During the winter season, the airport offers 13 daily non-stop flights to Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas/Fort Worth, Denver, Detroit, Houston, Los Angeles, Minneapolis, New York, Portland, Seattle, Salt Lake City, and San Francisco. In the summer season, air service increases and BZN offers direct non-stop flights to 18 destinations.

Additional Air Service for Summer 2020

American Airlines will introduce non-stop seasonal service to three additional destinations for the summer of 2020. American will add daily summer service to Los Angeles (LAX), Saturday summer service to New York (LGA) and Montana's first service to the state of Pennsylvania with Saturday summer service to Philadelphia (PHL). 

In June, Sun Country Airlines will be adding their first flights to Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport with nonstop summer service from Minneapolis-St. Paul (MSP) twice weekly.

Starting June, JetBlue will begin service between Bozeman and New York-JFK (JFK) and Bozeman to Boston Logan International Airport (BOS), the first connections to Bozeman from both airports. This service will run seasonally during the summer and winter.

Delta Air Lines will convert seasonal service between Bozeman and Atlanta, GA (ATL) to daily, year-round service beginning July 6, 2020.

Allegiant will be offering a new nonstop route to Nashville International Airport (BNA) and Bozeman starting May 21, 2020. This summer service will be operating Thursdays and Sundays until August 16, 2020.


Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport is located just 50 miles from Big Sky Resort, one of the fastest-growing ski destinations in North America and home to 5,850 acres of terrain, 4,350 feet of vertical, and 300 degrees of skiing off Lone Peak.