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Helena Regional Airport, Montana - 3348

Port Type
Port of Entry
Permitted Customs Brokers Listing
Port Code
3348

Location Address

2540 Airport Road
Helena, MT 59601
United States

Mailing Address
Same as location address

Phone Contact:
Phone
+1 406-449-5506
Fax Number:
Fax
+1 406-449-2057
Port Director:
None Specified
Office Hours
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 9:00-17:00MDT
Tuesday: 9:00-17:00MDT
Wednesday: 9:00-17:00MDT
Thursday: 9:00-17:00MDT
Friday: 9:00-17:00MDT
Saturday: Closed

Directions to Port Office

Interstate 15

Take Custer Avenue exit (exit 194), continue east on Custer to Helena Regional Airport.


Notices

Special Instructions

  • Effective November 17th, 2024, all flights requesting permission to land outside of normal operating hours will be required to utilize an individual or third-party Reimbursable Services Agreement (RSP) to compensate CBP for the overtime cost to clear the flight.
  • Please contact the on-duty CBP Officer in Helena to inquire about after-hours clearance procedures.
  • After the inspection is complete, FBO services available at KHLN and can fuel/service aircraft on the CBP ramp.
  • FBOs will not approach the CBP ramp until a CBP Officer has signaled the inspection is complete.

 

Reporting Requirements


The private aircraft pilot or aircraft operator is responsible for securing permission to land after having successfully transmitted a compliant inbound APIS manifest. This may be achieved directly or through a third-party. For ALL international arrivals at ALL airports, pilots MUST contact the responsible CBP port of arrival directly via phone to secure permission to land from the on-duty CBP Officer. Voicemail, email and fax notifications are not considered sufficient notice of arrival.

Last Modified: Dec 02, 2024