HomeMy WebLinkAboutBozeman Yellowstone International Airport presentation
Economic Development Council August 2, 2012
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January 2000
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June 2012
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Morning Bank at Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport
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Historical Passenger Enplanements
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Source: The Boyd Group
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Source: MT Dept. of Transportation
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Bozeman/Billings Comparisons
Source: The Boyd Group
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Nearly 300 Based aircraft
Fixed Base Operators
Arlin’s Aircraft
Signature Flight Support (Yellowstone Jetcenter)
Flight Schools
Summit Aviation
Aero Flight School
Paragon
Rocky Mountain
Rotors
Central Copters
Air Ambulance
Summit Air Ambulance
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U.S. Customs and Border Protection
First Customs arrival on July 1, 2012
USER FEE AIRPORT
Days: Thursday - Monday
Scheduled Hours: 9 am – 5 pm
The primary responsibility of the CBP Officer assigned to Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport is to provide
service (CBP clearance for arriving aircraft) to the airport.
Processing international cargo entries/importations. The cargo may arrive in-bond by truck, rail or air,
or directly by air.
Overseeing a Customs and Border Protection
Bonded Warehouse or Foreign Trade Zone. The
Bozeman/Belgrade area now has the opportunity to apply for a Bonded Warehouse or Foreign Trade
Zone. Bonded Warehouses are used
to store foreign merchandise that has not cleared Customs and
Border Protection (duty is not paid until the merchandise leaves the warehouse and enters the
U.S.). Foreign
Trade Zones are used to store foreign merchandise or manufacture products using
foreign components (duty is not paid until the merchandise leaves the Foreign Trade Zone and enters
the U.S.).
Registering weapons for hunters traveling overseas. Bozeman area hunters will no longer need to
travel to Helena or Great Falls to register their
weapons prior to flying out of Bozeman for foreign
hunting trips.
Additional Benefits of CBP in the Valley
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East Belgrade I-90 Interchange
$37,350,000 Project
Fully Funded
$3,400,000 plus Land from Gallatin Airport Authority
$2,000,000 from Gallatin County Loan Proceeds
$2,000,000 Urban Funds from Belgrade
Anticipate land
donation from the other two major land owners involved.
Locals provided additional $17 million through various Grants, Earmarks and other programs
$12 million from MDT Interstate Highways
Funds
Anticipate Construction beginning 2H 2013
Anticipate Completion 2H 2015
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Airports are like Small Cities Reasons for success
Have a vision
Name Change, Where to you want to be, Who do you want to be to your customers
Don’t kill the golden goose
Airlines
Understand where your revenue really comes from
Passengers
(more passengers > revenue, less passengers < revenue)
Easy – in, Easy –out
Lease Terms (accept some of the risk, 60 day out clause)
Do the hard work yourself
Provide the infrastructure
so they don’t have to
In-source your knowledge
Have the staff that knows the business to reduce use of consultants
Develop the relationships
Know your Market and its Competition
Billings,
Jackson Hole, Salt Lake City
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Strengths
Population - Bozeman/Belgrade/Livingston
Montana State University
Winter Tourism – Big Sky, Moonlight, Yellowstone Club, Bridger, West Yellowstone
Summer Tourism – Yellowstone
Park, Western Experience (Length of Season May – Nov)
Regionalism (Butte, Helena)
Long term marketing to Midwest/East Coast
Airport Costs
Challenges
Growth
Airline Industry
Billings?
Southwest
Airlines?
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Thank you!
www.bozemanairport.com
Contact:
Brian Sprenger
brian.sprenger@bozemanairport.com
Scott Humphrey
scott.humphrey@bozemanairport.com
Bozeman
Yellowstone International Airport – BZN
850 Gallatin Field Rd., Suite 6
Belgrade, MT 59714
(406) 388-6632
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