Direct flights from Cheyenne Regional Airport

Cheyenne Regional Airport

The new airport terminal opened for operations late 2018 with expanded apron space designed for parking and operations (three 737s can fit), TSA-compliant screening areas capable of screening 50 passengers at once with belt screening for baggage screening, ticketing and check-in counters, 250 seat passenger hold room seating capacity for holdover flights, restrooms, baggage claim area, gift shop kiosks and ground transportation kiosks all within its footprint.

At Jackson Hole Airport is a major regional hub serving airlines serving southwestern Wyoming and the northern Rocky Mountain Front Range Urban Corridor. In addition, this facility provides aircraft manufacturers with valuable testing opportunities by hosting new jetliner models like Embraer's E-170 and E-190 jetliners as well as Boeing's 737-900 and 787 Dreamliner jetlines undergoing flight trials here.

Cheyenne Youth Sports Arena (CYS) serves as an integral gateway to Cheyenne, Wyoming's economy. Here, major industries include light manufacturing, agriculture, an expansive military base, government services, hunting tourism and medical services as well as railroads. For businesses, its location provides favorable tax and regulatory environments as well as access to world-class communications networks.

History

CYS emerged as an integral link on an airmail route between San Francisco and Chicago during the 1920s, serving both north-south travel between Cheyenne, Wyoming, and Pueblo, Colorado.

In World War II, this airport served as a completion and modification center for B-17s as well as being used as a training site by United Airlines stewardesses. Today it serves as an operational facility for NORAD and USNORTHCOM as well as being used as the primary operating base for Wyoming Air National Guard units.