Casper–Natrona County International Airport (CPR) is the primary commercial airport serving Casper and central Wyoming. Located about 7 miles northwest of downtown Casper, it is one of the state’s most important airports, offering reliable domestic air service and acting as a key regional gateway for business and leisure travelers.
The airport handles a moderate volume of passengers each year and is known for its efficient operations, short wait times, and easy terminal access compared to larger U.S. hubs.
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Location | Casper, Wyoming, USA |
| Distance from City | ~7 miles from downtown Casper |
| IATA – ICAO | CPR – KCPR |
| Airport Type | Public international airport (customs-capable) |
| Destinations | Domestic hub connections |
| Airlines | Multiple U.S. airlines |
| Terminal | 1 passenger terminal |
| Operated By | Natrona County Airport Authority |
| Hub For | Not a hub airport |
| Elevation | ~1,611 m (5,305 ft) |
| Airline Name | Service Type | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| United Airlines (United Express) | Domestic passenger | Regional service connecting to major hubs (e.g., Denver) |
| Delta Air Lines (Delta Connection) | Domestic passenger | Flights connecting through Salt Lake City and other hubs |
| American Airlines (American Eagle) | Domestic passenger | Regional service via partner carriers reported (historical/scheduled) |
