Cheyenne Regional Airport, Regional airport in Cheyenne, United States.
Cheyenne Regional Airport is a regional airport in Wyoming, United States, with two runways across approximately 1,060 acres of land. The facility serves both civilian flights and military operations for the Wyoming Air National Guard Base.
The Boeing/United Airlines Terminal and Hangar were built between 1929 and 1934 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. These early buildings reflect the region's beginnings in commercial aviation.
The terminal displays local Wyoming art and sells regional products in its shops, giving travelers a sense of the state's heritage. You can experience these connections while waiting for your flight.
The airport offers free parking and a short walk between the parking area and the modern terminal building. Getting around the terminal is straightforward since the building is compact and easy to navigate.
During World War II, the airport played a role in aviation technology through the development of a specialized turret for the B-17 bomber, named after Cheyenne. This military connection shows how local aviation facilities contributed to the nation's defense industry.
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