The Gillette/Campbell County Airport was described as being four miles north of Gillette, off United States Highways 14 and 16.
Commercial service
In 2015, three airlines provided commercial service. Scheduled passenger access was presented as a regional business connection within the Economic Development and Transportation section.
Daily flights in 2015
In 2015, daily flights served Denver, Colorado; Salt Lake City, Utah; Billings, Montana; and Williston, North Dakota. This is a historical route list, not a timetable. Frequencies, destinations and carriers change, and no booking or travel-planning function is offered here.
Those destinations connected Campbell County with larger regional centers. CCEDC linked highway and rail access with multi-state reach, available sites and opportunities for companies considering northeast Wyoming.
Fixed-base operations and runways
The airport had one fixed-base operator and two concrete runways. One measured 7,500 by 150 feet and the other measured 5,800 by 75 feet.
The runway details gave prospective businesses a compact sense of facility scale. They followed the same fact-first style found in the Data Center: location, service, destinations, operator and physical capacity.
Airport information
CCEDC connected air, highway and rail access with utilities, labor skills, training grants, telecommunications, business resources and available sites.
Location and runway dimensions supplied the physical facts, while 2015 service and destinations described the regional connections available at the time.
For current facilities, service and travel information, use the airport's official website.