Air Force Two came to Bozeman on July 23, 2010 and with much ado departued July 27, 2010. The much ado, the first one broke. So, on July 25, 2010, a back-up plane was sent in case the first wasn't repaired. As luck would have it, he left on the back-up. Here are some pictures from the event.

    The Collings Foundation has come and gone. View the images here.

    Arlin's current hours of operation are 0700 - 2000. Please call in advance to make arrangements for services outside our normal business hours. An early/late operations fee may apply.

    Effective June 1, 2010, Gallatin Field implimented a new landing fee policy. The FBO's will be required to collect the landing fees for Gallatin Field Airport. These fees will be based on the same system as before, just the FBO's will be collecting the landing fees for the airport.

    Effective December 1, 2004, Gallatin Field has implimented new parking fees. As in the past, Arlin's will be collecting the fees for the airport. These new fees will help offset the cost of the new ramp resurfacing completed in Fall of 2004. The fees are as follows:

    Fees will be collected on all aircraft that are parked on the ramp overnight or for more than eight (8) hours. The only exemptions to the parking fees are, Military and Federal Government aircraft and Gallatin Field based aircraft.

    On August 14, 2009, Air Force one made a stop at Gallatin Field Airport. Here are some pictures of Air Force One and the supporting aircraft that brought in equipment for the visit.

    Gallatin Field Airport built a Pilot Shelter in 2007. The shelter is located in the southern part of the hangar area off of Taxiway H. Available amenities are, showers and sinks, restrooms, camping and aircraft tie-down. This is a perfect spot for someone spending the night on a cross-country trip that doesn't want to get a hotel room.