Cut Bank International Airport – Northern Montana Air Portal since 1941

Welcome to Cut Bank International Airport

Cut Bank International Airport is a perfect place to stop for 24/7 U.S. Customs clearance (the only 24/7 U.S. Customs Facility in the area), refueling, repairs or, as a destination for Glacier National Park, The Bob Marshall Wilderness, Canada and Alaska. We are close to several back-woods grass airstrips where you can enjoy a weekend or your entire vacation. Sleeping and shower accommodations are available plus free courtesy vehicles for your visit to Cut Bank and the vicinity—not to mention the World War II Airmen’s Memorial Museum at the airport. Self-service fuel is also available at any time with single point capability. Make the airport your destination no matter what the season or the reason. Historically, the airport was a World War II Air Base used for training B-17 crews and the original B-17 hangar is still in regular use. In 2007, the Cut Bank Airport was listed on the National Registry of Historic Places.

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Take a closer look at the conditions at the Cut Bank International Airport. Multiple camera perspectives show the overall ramp views, grounds and facilities.

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24/7 U.S. Customs Facility

Cut Bank International Airport is the only 24/7 U.S. Customs facility in the area. Self-service fuel is also available at any time with single point capability, as well as other services.

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Airport Services at Cut Bank Montana

Enjoy access to fuel, charts, mechanics, pilot lounge, fax/copy machine, hangar rentals, camping, free WiFi, customs processing, rental cars and more.

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An Active Airport and Community Facility Since 1941

The Cut Bank Airport has a long history in Cut Bank Montana, and has won "Airport of the Year." The facilities were constructed in 1941 for U.S.A. B-17 Bomber Training, and today, host a variety of community events including the local "Montana Fun Weekend" and various other Air Shows and event automobile shows.