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Airport manager says third daily flight could continue starting April 6; county seeks United service
Summary
Airport Manager Robert Gill told commissioners on March 10, 2025, that bookings are strong, a third daily flight may continue starting April 6 at no extra cost, and staff are demonstrating capacity to recruit United Airlines service.
Robert Gill, Sheridan County Airport Manager, told the Board of County Commissioners at an airport meeting on March 10, 2025, that early-year bookings show a positive outlook and that “the potential continuation of a third flight starting April 6th at no extra cost” is under consideration. He said the carrier offering that extra flight would not require additional subsidy.
Gill said airport staff are using recent booking and handling data to show airlines there is both demand and operational capacity. He described those efforts as part of a broader strategy to attract additional carriers, including United Airlines, by demonstrating terminal handling capability and runway readiness.
The board did not take a formal vote; Gill framed the update as operational briefing and planning. Commissioners present included Pro Tem Chair Nick Siddle and commissioners Mike Arzy, Holly Jennings and Lonnie J. Wright.
