Great Falls International Airport

GTF KGTF Great Falls, Montana Elevation: 3,680 ft

Great Falls International Airport is the primary commercial gateway to central and northern Montana, located 3 miles south of downtown Great Falls. GTF offers three runways with the longest at 10,502 feet, accommodating all heavy jets and VIP-configured airliners. The airport serves travelers to Glacier National Park, the Rocky Mountain Front, and the Charles M. Russell Museum celebrating the famous Western artist. Dedicated FBO facilities provide private terminals. Estimated charter rates to Great Falls via GTF: light jets from $4,500 per hour, mid-size jets from $6,000 per hour, heavy jets from $8,500 per hour.

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Great Falls is home to the Charles M. Russell Museum, one of the finest collections of Western art in America. The Rocky Mountain Front rises dramatically west of the city, offering access to the Bob Marshall Wilderness and some of Montana's best ranch country. The airport's long runway makes it suitable for ultra-long-range international aircraft.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can any VIP aircraft land at Great Falls?

Yes. Great Falls International's 10,502-foot runway accommodates all heavy jets and VIP-configured airliners including the Boeing BBJ, Airbus ACJ, and wide-body VIP conversions.

Why fly private to travelers to Glacier National Park?

Private aviation offers the fastest, most flexible access to travelers to Glacier National Park, bypassing commercial airline schedules and connections. Our brokers can arrange same-day charter flights to match your exact itinerary.

How far is Great Falls from Glacier National Park?

Great Falls is approximately 160 miles southeast of Glacier National Park, typically a 2.5-hour drive. For direct Glacier access, Glacier Park International (FCA) in Kalispell is the closer option.