Airport
Worland Municipal Airport (WRL)
Worland Municipal Airport is a compact gateway to Worland and Wyoming’s Bighorn Basin, about three miles south of the city centre. From here, travellers can continue by car, taxi or private transfer to Worland, Thermopolis Hot Springs, the Bighorn Mountains and other destinations across northern Wyoming.
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About Worland Municipal Airport
Worland Municipal Airport serves Worland and Washakie County as the main aviation gateway to Wyoming’s Bighorn Basin. The city-owned airport was built in 1953 and has long supported general aviation, business, agricultural and public-use flights in the region.
Located about three miles south of Worland, the airport no longer has scheduled commercial airline service after Great Lakes Airlines ended flights in 2016. It remains a Part 139-certificated general aviation facility with a 7,000-foot asphalt runway capable of handling a range of private, charter and service aircraft.
The airport is reached quickly from the city by road, and travel to the centre of Worland normally takes only a few minutes by car, taxi or private transfer. Its location also provides convenient access to surrounding attractions, including Thermopolis Hot Springs, the Bighorn Mountains and destinations across northern Wyoming.
Hellyer Aviation serves as the fixed-base operator, providing fuel, maintenance, hangar space, a pilot lounge and ground support. With its compact terminal, parking and general aviation amenities, WRL offers a practical, low-traffic arrival point for visitors travelling by private or charter aircraft.
Terminal Overview
Terminals
Worland Municipal Airport operates through a single general aviation terminal. There are no scheduled commercial airline services at present, so the terminal mainly supports private, charter and general aviation flights without separate domestic or international zones.
Ground Transportation Services to and from Worland Municipal Airport
Transfers
Book private transfers from Worland Municipal Airport to hotels in Worland, Thermopolis, Cody and other destinations across Wyoming’s Bighorn Basin.
Hourly Chauffeur
Arrange a professional chauffeur by the hour for flexible travel from WRL, business meetings, sightseeing in the Bighorn Mountains or journeys around the region.
Car Rental
Rent a car from Worland Municipal Airport for independent travel around Worland and onward journeys to Thermopolis, Cody and other northern Wyoming destinations.
Bus & Group Transfers
Organize minibuses or charter buses for groups travelling between Worland Municipal Airport, hotels, event venues and destinations around the Bighorn Basin.
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