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Rates & Charges Guide Rates & Aeronautics Division 2011 Charges Guide Data Tables 2011 WYDOT Rates & Charges Guide 2011 Participating Airports Airports State City NPIAS Class WYDOT Class Johnson County Airport (BYG) Wyoming Buffalo General Aviation Airport Intermediate Hot Springs County – Thermopolis Municipal Airport (THP) Wyoming Thermopolis General Aviation Airport Local Gillette – Campbell County Airport (GCC) Wyoming Gillette Primary Airport Commercial Worland Municipal Airport (WRL) Wyoming Worland Non-Primary Airport Commercial Yellowstone Regional Airport (COD) Wyoming Cody Primary Airport Commercial Rocks Springs – Sweetwater County Airport (RKS) Wyoming Rock Springs Primary Airport Commercial Casper/Natrona County International Airport (CPR) Wyoming Casper Primary Airport Commercial Pine Bluffs Municipal Airport (82V) Wyoming Pine Bluffs General Aviation Airport Local Powell Municipal Airport (POY) Wyoming Powell General Aviation Airport Intermediate Dixon Airport (9U4) Wyoming Dixon General Aviation Airport Local Hulett Municipal Airport (W43) Wyoming Hulett General Aviation Airport Intermediate Dubois Municipal Airport (U25) Wyoming Dubois General Aviation Airport Intermediate Cokeville Municipal Airport (U06) Wyoming Cokeville NA Local Converse County Airport (DGW) Wyoming Douglas General Aviation Airport Business Lusk Municipal Airport (LSK) Wyoming Lusk General Aviation Airport Local Ralph Wenz Field Airport (PNA) Wyoming Pinedale General Aviation Airport Business Sheridan County Airport (SHR) Wyoming Sheridan Primary Airport Commercial Cheyenne Regional/Jerry Olson Field Airport (CYS) Wyoming Cheyenne Primary Airport Commercial North Big Horn County Airport (U68) Wyoming Cowley General Aviation Airport Local Laramie Regional Airport (LAR) Wyoming Laramie Primary Airport Commercial South Big Horn County Airport (GEY) Wyoming Greybull General Aviation Airport Business Rawlins Municipal Airport/Harvey Field (RWL) Wyoming Rawlins General Aviation Airport Business Thomas Memorial Airport (76V) Wyoming Glendo General Aviation Airport NA Shively Field Airport (SAA) Wyoming Saratoga General Aviation Airport Business Afton Municipal Airport (AFO) Wyoming Afton General Aviation Airport Business Hunt Field Airport (LND) Wyoming Lander General Aviation Airport Intermediate Jackson Hole Airport (JAC) Wyoming Jackson Hole Primary Airport Commercial Mondell Field Airport (ECS) Wyoming Newcastle General Aviation Airport Intermediate Evanston – Uinta County Airport – Burns Field (EVW) Wyoming Evanston General Aviation Airport Business Riverton Regional Airport (RIW) Wyoming Riverton Primary Airport Commercial Torrington Municipal Airport (TOR) Wyoming Torrington General Aviation Airport Intermediate Camp Guernsey Airport (7V6) Wyoming Guernsey NA Intermediate Telluride Regional Airport (TEX) Colorado Telluride Primary Airport NA Craig – Moffat Airport (CAG) Colorado Craig General Aviation Airport NA Fort Morgan Municipal Airport (FMM) Colorado Fort Morgan General Aviation Airport NA Aspen – Pitkin County Airport/Sardy Field (ASE) Colorado Aspen Primary Airport NA Sterling Municipal Airport (STK) Colorado Sterling General Aviation Airport NA Fort Collins - Loveland Municipal Airport (FNL) Colorado Fort Collins/Loveland Primary Airport NA Vance Brand Airport (LMO) Colorado Longmont General Aviation Airport NA Greeley – Weld County Airport (GXY) Colorado Greeley General Aviation Airport NA Yampa Valley Airport (HDN) Colorado Hayden Primary Airport NA Rigby – Jefferson County Airport (U56) Idaho Rigby NA NA Idaho Falls Regional Airport (IDA) Idaho Idaho Falls Primary Airport NA Friedman Memorial Airport (SUN) Idaho Hailey Primary Airport NA 2011 WYDOT Rates and Charges Guide 1 2011 WYDOT Rates & Charges Guide Airports State City NPIAS Class WYDOT Class Allen H. Tigert Airport (U78) Idaho Soda Springs NA NA Roundup Airport (RPX) Montana Roundup General Aviation Airport NA Gallatin Field Airport (BZN) Montana Bozeman Primary Airport NA Billings Logan International Airport (BIL) Montana Billings Primary Airport NA Tillitt Field Airport (1S3) Montana Forsyth General Aviation Airport NA Three Forks Airport (9S5) Montana Three Forks General Aviation Airport NA Bert Mooney Airport (BTM) Montana Butte Primary Airport NA Frank Wiley Field Airport (MLS) Montana Miles City General Aviation Airport NA Townsend Airport (8U8) Montana Townsend General Aviation Airport NA Laurel Municipal Airport (6S8) Montana Laurel General Aviation Airport NA Yellowstone Airport (WYS) Montana West Yellowstone Primary Airport NA Bowman Field Airport (3U3) Montana Anaconda General Aviation Airport NA Dillon Airport (DLN) Montana Dillon General Aviation Airport NA Chadron Municipal Airport (CDR) Nebraska Chadron General Aviation Airport NA Pierre Regional Airport (PIR) South Dakota Pierre Primary Airport NA Custer County Airport (CUT) South Dakota Custer General Aviation Airport NA Rapid City Regional Airport (RAP) South Dakota Rapid City Primary Airport NA Ogden – Hinckley Airport (OGD) Utah Ogden Reliever Airport NA South Valley Regional Airport (U42) Utah Salt Lake City Reliever Airport NA Bolinder Field – Tooele Valley Airport (TVY) Utah Tooele General Aviation Airport NA Roosevelt Municipal Airport (74V) Utah Roosevelt General Aviation Airport NA Logan – Cache Airport (LGU) Utah Logan General Aviation Airport NA Provo Municipal Airport (PVU) Utah Provo General Aviation Airport NA Brigham City Airport (BMC) Utah Brigham City General Aviation Airport NA 2011 WYDOT Rates and Charges Guide 2 2011 WYDOT Rates & Charges Guide 1. Who is the owner of your airport? Joint Ownership Joint Ownership Airport Airport Board County City Airport Authority Private (Owner 1) (Owner 2) Afton Municipal Allen H. Tigert Aspen-Pitkin County Bert Mooney Billings Logan International Bowman Field Brigham City Camp Guernsey Casper/Natrona County International Chadron Municipal Cheyenne Regional Cokeville Municipal Converse County Craig-Moffat Custer County Dillon Dixon Dubois Municipal Evanston-Uinta County Fort Collins-Loveland Municipal City of Loveland City of Fort Collins Fort Morgan Municipal Frank Wiley Field Friedman Memorial Gallatin Field Gillette-Campbell County Greeley-Weld County Hulett Municipal Hunt Field Idaho Falls Regional Jackson Hole Johnson County Laramie Regional Laurel Municipal Airport Logan-Cache Logan City Cache County Lusk Municipal Mondell Field North Big Horn County Ogden-Hinckley Pierre Regional Pine Bluffs Municipal Powell Municipal Provo Municipal Ralph Wenz Field 2011 WYDOT Rates and Charges Guide 3 2011 WYDOT Rates & Charges Guide Joint Ownership Joint Ownership Airport Airport Board County City Airport Authority Private (Owner 1) (Owner 2) Rapid City Regional Rawlins Municipal Rigby-Jefferson County Riverton Regional Rock Springs-Sweetwater County Roosevelt Municipal Roundup Sheridan County Shively Field South Big Horn County South Valley Regional Sterling Municipal Telluride Regional Thermopolis Municipal Thomas Memorial Three Forks Tillitt Field Tooele Valley Torrington Municipal Townsend Vance Brand West Yellowstone Worland Municipal Yampa Valley Comments for airport ownership Airport Comments Cheyenne Regional Joint Powers Board composed from two City-appointed members, two County-appointed members, and one member at large. Frank Wiley Field Airport is governed by a five member Airport Board Ralph Wenz Field The Town of Pinedale owns the airport. The Pinedale Airport Board, a Wyoming Joint Powers Board, operates the airport. Rapid City Regional The City of Rapid City is governed by the Mayor and City Council. The Airport Board oversees the airport and reports to the Council and Mayor. Rawlins Municipal Joint powers Board West Yellowstone State Owned Yampa Valley Routt County owns and operates the Yampa Valley Regional Airport. 2011 WYDOT Rates and Charges Guide 4 2011 WYDOT Rates & Charges Guide 2. Does your airport offer commercial service? Airport Commercial Service Airport Commercial Service Afton Municipal No Lusk Municipal No Allen H. Tigert No Mondell Field No Aspen-Pitkin County Yes North Big Horn County No Bert Mooney Yes Ogden-Hinckley No Billings Logan International Yes Pierre Regional Yes Bowman Field No Pine Bluffs Municipal No Brigham City No Powell Municipal No Camp Guernsey No Provo Municipal No Casper/Natrona County International Yes Ralph Wenz Field No Chadron Municipal Yes Rapid City Regional Yes Cheyenne Regional Yes Rawlins Municipal No Cokeville Municipal No Rigby-Jefferson County No Converse County No Riverton Regional Yes Craig-Moffat No Rock Springs-Sweetwater County Yes Custer County No Roosevelt Municipal No Dillon Yes Roundup No Dixon No Sheridan County Yes Dubois Municipal No Shively Field No Evanston-Uinta County No South Big Horn County No Fort Collins-Loveland Municipal Yes South Valley Regional No Fort Morgan Municipal No Sterling Municipal No Frank Wiley Field Yes Telluride Regional Yes Friedman Memorial Yes Thermopolis Municipal No Gallatin Field Yes Thomas Memorial No Gillette-Campbell County Yes Three Forks No Greeley-Weld County No Tillitt Field No Hulett Municipal No Tooele Valley No Hunt Field No Torrington Municipal No Idaho Falls Regional Yes Townsend No Jackson Hole Yes Vance Brand No Johnson County No Worland Municipal Yes Laramie Regional Yes Yampa Valley Yes Laurel Municipal Airport Yes West Yellowstone Yes Logan-Cache No Yellowstone Regional Yes 2011 WYDOT Rates and Charges Guide 5 2011 WYDOT Rates & Charges Guide 3. 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