Welcome to the Pocatello Regional Airport & Business Park
Fast. Friendly. Convenient.
Home of Idaho State University
Pocatello – Gateway to the Northwest
The airport terminal is open and operational. Please follow current CDC guidelines for vaccinated and unvaccinated individuals.
Per federal order, face coverings are required while at the airport and for the duration of your flight and we ask that patrons practice social distancing.
The airport has instituted enhanced cleaning and sanitizing measures and hand sanitizer stations are available throughout the terminal.
For more information on Idaho’s current Coronavirus guidelines, please visit https://coronavirus.idaho.gov/
For information on Coronavirus guidelines and travel restrictions for your destination, please visit https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/travelers/travel-planner/index.html
Pocatello Regional Airport serves the cities of Pocatello, Chubbuck and the southeast Idaho region with Delta Connection service to Salt Lake City and over 325 Delta destinations worldwide.
With three round-trip jet flights per day between Pocatello and Salt Lake City, flying in and out of Pocatello is convenient and easy. Click here to book a flight.
Click here to learn more about the real cost of flying in and out of Pocatello.
(And remember: Parking is always free!)
Stay Connected, and Have a Cup on Us
Pocatello Regional Airport makes it easy to stay connected and productive, with free wireless internet service throughout the terminal.
Also, passengers can enjoy a free “to-go” cup of delicious Treasure Valley coffee to take onboard the aircraft, served inside the screening checkpoint every morning.
Voted the nation’s 6th best airport in 2015 by a major travel website, the amenities don’t stop at free WiFi and coffee. Touch up your shoes at our free shoeshine stand. Refill your water bottle at the filtered water station. Take a book to enjoy on your flight at our free lending library. Free short-term and long-term parking. Flying in and out of Pocatello is a unique and pleasant experience.
Private Flyers – We’ve Got You Covered
Pocatello Regional airport supports a high level of general aviation activity, with modern maintenance and repair facilities, a separate general aviation terminal, and private business jet or turboprop charters.
Photo courtesy AvCenter, Inc.
The airport is home to Pocatello Business Park, with superb interstate, rail and air transportation access.
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Haven't made it out to tour the CAF's B-17 "Sentimental Journey" yet? Don't worry; their stay has been extended and they will be giving tours Thursday-Sunday from 2:00-6:00 p.m. There are also ride slots still available. Go to www.azcaf.org/location/pocatello-id-tour-stop/ for all the info. CAF Airbase Arizona
Thanks to Airport Operations Specialist Greg Romero for this great picture of the B-17 last night!
We went out last week. Very beautiful airplane.
Don't forget to stop by the Airport and take a tour of the CAF's B-17 "Sentimental Journey." The aircraft is open for tours 9a-6p through Tuesday the 20th and again from 2p-6p Thur 22nd-Sun 25th. Tours are $10 ea/$20 per family. Rides also available and can be booked at www.azcaf.org/location/pocatello-id-tour-stop/
Thanks to SkyWest employee Teresa Hottel, Airport employee Greg Romero, and a B-17 patron for the great photos!
CAF Airbase Arizona
Had a chance today to pay a little respect to all those that served and protected us with the B-17G Bomber. Thanks to the team that provides us the ability to see and take a flight on this Historic Aircraft. Also a big shout out to the Pocatello Regional Airport Management Team for allowing us this incredible opportunity.
What an awesome beautiful aircraft, thank you for sharing!!
My dad flew i B 17s and was in Pocatello during WWII . When he was visiting i 1978 he recognized a few of the buildings downtown
I watched this wondering who "she" was. It turns out she is the plane!😝
Pocatello Airport Kizuna Garden
Kizuna means bond or link in Japanese, and this garden links Pocatello with the world and especially her Sister City, Iwamizawa. The garden serves as a public space where anyone is free to take a rest or contemplate the various plants and art in the garden. It represents our common human desire to enjoy our surroundings and reflect upon the beauty we see around us. Enjoy your journey through this magical place.
