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Missoula Airport Master Plan
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2008-2028 Master Plan Update
The Missoula County Airport Authority has prepared a Master Plan Update for the Missoula International Airport. The Master Plan entails a series of planning steps that analyze how future aviation demand can best be accommodated within a 20-year outlook, including a graphical representation of the findings. The planning period of this Master Plan spans from 2008 to 2028. The goal of the Master Plan is to provide solutions that satisfy the expected future needs of an airport in a financially feasible manner, while accounting for the surrounding community, local environment, and socioeconomic factors.
The files listed below include all chapters of the Airport master Plan in PDF format. You will need the Adobe Acrobat Reader to view and print these documents. If your web browser does not include Adobe Reader, you can download it for free by visiting the Adobe website.
 Master Plan Table of Contents (2.96MB)
Master Plan Binder Tabs (1.69MB)
Introduction - Overview and Executive Summary (9.43MB)
This section includes the Master Plan Overview, Public
Involvement, Objectives, Master Plan Update Findings, and
Airport Improvements since the 1996 Master Plan Update.
Ch. 1 - Aviation Forecast (1.3MB)
This forecast is the first comprehensive airport-sponsored
projection of aviation activity at Missoula International Airport
since the 1996 Airport Master Plan. It was prepared in April of
2008, using the most current data available, including socio-
economic data, airline schedules, aircraft fleets and
acquisition plans, and route plans.
Ch. 2 - Airfield Demand Capacity & Requirements (3.3MB)
Federal Aviation Regulations (FAR) Part 139, Airport
Certification, governs the certification and operation of
federally funded airports served by air carrier aircraft, such as
Missoula International Airport.
Ch. 3 - Terminal Demand Capacity & Requirements (
This chapter analyzes passenger terminal needs at MSO
through 2028. The existing terminal has been expanded
several times since its construction in 1958, most recently in
2007 to accommodate security improvements.
Ch. 4 - Airfield Alternatives (12.8MB)
This chapter identifies and evaluates feasible airport
development alternatives that allow Missoula International
Airport to accommodate projected aviation demand through
2028. This chapter identifies various alternatives.
Ch. 5 - Terminal Alternatives (37.7MB)
The terminal complex defines a major land use for the airport,
and is the image most people associate with Missoula
International Airport. As discussed in Chapter 3, the current
building has been expanded several times. This chapter will
discuss alternate locations and terminal concepts.
• Chapter 5 - Part 1 (16.2MB)
• Chapter 5 - Part 2 (20.7MB)
Ch. 6 - ALP Narrative and ALP Set
The Missoula International Airport Master Plan Update has
evolved through the analysis in previous chapters, associated
efforts such as the Study Resource Committee meetings,
Public Outreach meetings, and discussions with the
Missoula County Airport Authority.
• Chapter 6 - Part 1 (135KB)
• Chapter 6 - Part 2 (11.6MB)
• Chapter 6 - Part 3 (11.0MB)
Ch. 7 Non-Aviation Development (14.6MB)
This chapter describes the existing airport property and future
opportunities for aviation improvements, and then
summarizes existing area plans that discuss development
of a business park in the general area of the airport.
Appendices
• Appendix Inserts (20.4KB)
• A - Public Outreach (6.49MB)
• B - Long Term Sketch (106MB) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
• C - Landside Master Plan Study (3.12MB)
• D - Pavement Condition Evaluation (24.7MB) 1 2
• E -
• F - Environmental Overview (48KB)
• G - Non-aviation Development Plan (7.38MB)
• H - FAA Approval Letter (13.3KB)
• I - Survey Results (691KB)
Missoula International Airport
5225 Highway 10 West
Missoula, Montana 59808
Website : www.flymissoula.com
Airport Information : 406 728-4381
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