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Brigham City Regional Airport (BMC/KBMC) is a public general aviation airport in Box Elder County, Utah, serving Brigham City and northern Utah. Located near I-15, Willard Bay, and the Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge, it sits at roughly 4,229 feet elevation and has a single asphalt runway. With no scheduled airline service, it primarily supports private, recreational, and training flights.
💡 Local Tip
Summer afternoons can bring high density altitude and gusty crosswinds at this 4,200-foot field, so check performance and consider early-morning departures. Also watch for migratory bird activity near Willard Bay and the Bear River refuge, especially in spring and fall.
🚖 Getting There
There is no scheduled airline service or on-site rental car counter, so arrange ground transportation before arrival. The airport is a short drive from downtown Brigham City and I-15, with rental cars, taxis, and rideshare available in town but not always waiting at the field. Salt Lake City International Airport is roughly a 1-hour 15-minute drive south via I-15.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the airport codes for Brigham City Regional Airport?
A: BMC is the IATA code, KBMC is the ICAO code, and BMC is also the FAA identifier.
Q: Does Brigham City Regional Airport have commercial flights?
A: No. It is a general aviation airport with no scheduled passenger service; the nearest major commercial airport is Salt Lake City International (SLC), about 60-70 miles south.
Q: What runway and services are available?
A: The airport has one asphalt runway, 16/34, approximately 5,000 by 75 feet, with pilot-controlled lighting and self-serve 100LL fuel. Tie-downs and hangars may be available, so check ahead.
Q: Is there a control tower at KBMC?
A: No, the airport is uncontrolled. Pilots should use CTAF 122.8 and follow standard traffic pattern procedures.
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