Aviation View July 2023

31 AVIATION VIEW MAGAZINE VOLUME 3, ISSUE 2 BOZEMAN YELLOWSTONE INTERNAT IONAL A I RPORT point for skis to be the same for the airlines as all the rest of their luggage. I believe we will be one of the first airports in the country to do this and it requires a lot of engineering design – but we have a lot of skiers who use this airport all winter and skis, given their length and weight, create problems for the regular baggage systems. We are very excited to be taking such an innovative approach because it is going to create a lot of efficiency for our airlines, as well as our passengers.” From a general and corporate aviation standpoint, the airport has been upgrading infrastructure with the same gusto. They have recently completed a major north-side ramp project that will allow for the expansion of the two flight schools on the north side. In the next year, they will also start a complete redevelopment of the general aviation ramp on