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YOUR COLORADO CONNECTION TO THE WORLD

With six commercial airlines and regular daily flights leaving the publicly owned and operated Grand Junction Regional Airport (GJT), the Grand Valley is truly your connection to the world.

Airlines and destinations served by the
Grand Junction Regional Airport:

Allegiant Air: Service to Las Vegas and Los Angeles
American Airlines: Daily service to Dallas/Ft. Worth
Delta: Daily service to Salt Lake City
United: Daily service to Denver
US Airways: Daily service to Phoenix 

Charter Services are also available:

Denver Air Connection: Service to Centennial/RMMA Airports
Colorado Flight Center: Convenient air transportation option


The facility is classified by the Federal Aviation Administration as a Class I airport under part 139 of the federal aviation regulations - a Non-Hub Primary with Jet Service. GJT is the premiere facility serving Western Colorado & Eastern Utah. GJT is a designated aviation zone which allows any aircraft manufacturer located in the zone the possibly of qualifying for a state income tax credit of $1,200 per new employee. This is an incentive program (Colorado Aircraft Manufacturer New Employee Credit) offered by the Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade.  With GJT's master planned expansion and more than 200 acres available for development, this is an exciting window of opportunity for aviation related businesses and commercial development. In addition to both private and public passengers, the airport is a home delivery terminal for FedEx and UPS cargo.

STATS:

• Two active runways, runway 11/29 and runway 4/22.
• Primary runway is 11/29, capable of handling commercial, military, and general aviation aircraft.
• Runway 11/29 measures 10,501 feet long and 150 feet wide, with a northwest-southeast orientation.
• The crosswind runway is 4/22, designed to accommodate any propeller aircraft.
• The crosswind runway 4/22 measures 5,501 feet long and 75 feet wide, with a southwest-northeast orientation.

SERVICES AVAILABLE:

• Car rentals
• 5 helipads
• Mechanical services & fuel
• Power plant and airframe repairs
• Hangars and tie-downs