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Neptune Aviation met with a number of business representatives in Missoula today to discuss a program to try to enhance the instate air service in the state, including a route between Missoula and Billings every day.

The Missoula International Airport is reporting that 2014 was a banner year. "It was about a 12.4 percent increase over 2013," said Missoula International Airport Deputy Director Brian Ellestad. "We had 667,000 passengers utilize both inbound and outbound from the airport...

Most of us have seen the bumper sticker that says, “Did you move here to be in a hurry?” The short answer seems to be, “Yes!”

After a decade-long absence, Frontier airlines will be back in Missoula soon with non-stop flights to one of the nation's busiest airport hubs.

For McDonalds to pay a “living wage” to full or even part time employees is a little hard to compute when you are looking at the dollar menu.

America is the only country in the world where you are required to remove jackets, shoes, computers and belts.

I’m probably looking at 800 to a thousand people up and down the concourse at both Atlanta and Salt Lake airports. I doubt if there is a single one of them that paid the same price for their seat as the person who will be sitting next to them.

People who come home with a cold after a vacation often blame their fellow passengers on the plane — but as it turns out, it’s actually airports that are probably the culprits. And some are worse than others.

A Swiss man returning home from the Dominican Republic was busted by custom officials at the Zurich airport with a whopping 261 endangered Mexican tarantulas, which he had packed into individual plastic bags and stuffed in his luggage.

Ever since infamous “shoe bomber” Richard Reid tried — and failed — to blow up a plane by igniting explosives in his shoes during a 2001 flight, travelers have been forced to remove footwear for screening when going through airport security. But according to Department of Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano, that time-worn tradition may soon fall to the wayside.