Welcome to the Roundup Airport!

Located just two nautical miles north of Roundup Montana, this little airport became a staging area. It's city- and county-owned, community-based. Roundup Airport is an public use airport therefore, it is easily accessible for travelers. The Airport is included within the National Plan of Integrated Airport Systems, thus making it a general aviation airport. It welcomes travelers whether arriving or departing at the Roundup Airport.

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Roundup Airport IATA: RPX, is a public use airport located within the city limits of Roundup, Montana. Located only 2Nm to the north of the city center. The airport is an owned public use facility by the city and county. It promotes general aviation usage. It's available in the National Plan of Integrated Airport Systems. This includes an airport for 2011–2015. Roundup Airport is also a fun stop for travelers and aviators. Relax, listen to the calmness and see the planes come in and out.

Basic information about airport

Airport code: KRPX
Type: small
Continent: NA
Country code: US
Country: United
City Roundup
IATA: RPX
Longitude: -108.541497
Latitude: 46.475095

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Introduction

Roundup Airport (IATA: RPX, ICAO: KRPX, FAA LID: RPX) is a public airport located two miles (3 km) north of the central business district of Roundup in Musselshell County, Montana. Classified as a general aviation facility by the National Plan of Integrated Airport Systems (NPIAS), this midsized airport is situated around 10 km from Novato and Petaluma, which are both in Marin County. Owned and jointly operated by the city and county.

Airlines and Destinations

There is no regularly scheduled commercial airline service to Roundup Airport. General aviation data shows that there was almost no precipitation in sub-tropical regions from 2003 to 2010. Dassault Falcon registered in the US has recorded above-or-below-average precipitation of roughly three hundred so far.

Transport Capabilities: Passenger and Flight Count

There is no commercial airline service at Roundup Airport, and the airport does not collect passenger statistics or flight data. However, the airport is used for private aircraft operations and corporate jet traffic serving the Roundup area.

How to Get Here

Roundup Airport is located just north of the City of Roundup, off Highway 87. Its entrance is from the highway, and you can enter it by travelling towards Airport Road. The airport is located about 2 miles (3 km) north of the Roundup central business district.

Parking

The airport has separate public parking areas for visitors as well as passengers. The terminal building offers a mixture of both paved and unpaved parking lots. Parking is free of charge.

Transportation Prices

Taxis, rideshare, and rental cars can also be found at Roundup Airport. Costs vary, but a standard taxi (minicab) fee in the Roundup city area is about $10-$15, and no tip should be included. The base rate for a rental car is about $50 per day.

Terminal Layout

The airport terminal comprises both the offices for Aviation Division administrative staff and a small passenger waiting section. There are no different concourses or terminals. Terminal Entrance to Two Runways at the Airport

Navigate the Airport

Roundup is a small general aviation airport with an easy-to-understand layout. The terminal building is easily accessible to passengers from the main parking areas. The makers of this image have stated that all gates are well signposted throughout the airport.

Getting Between Terminals

There is only one terminal, so travelers to Roundup Airport do not have to go from one terminal building to another. The parking areas are just steps away from the terminal entrance, allowing passengers to easily walk there.

Services and Amenities

Basic services and amenities are available at Roundup Airport, commensurate with its size as a general aviation facility. This includes:

  • Public restrooms
  • Vending machines
  • Pilot's lounge
  • Aircraft fueling services

Restaurants and Shops

Within the Roundup Airport, there are no restaurants or shops. Travelers will have to head into the neighboring town of Roundup for dining and shopping opportunities.

Security and Customs

Roundup Airport is a simple domestic general aviation airport without any security checks and customs facilities. Passengers do not have to undergo TSA screening, but they and the pilots of their aircraft will still need identification like a driver's license or passport depending on their destination.

Accessibility

Roundup Airport can accommodate passengers with disabilities. Wheelchair access is available at the terminal building and in parking areas; help is provided on request.

Travel Tips

Some tips if you are flying out of the Roundup Airport:

  • Arrive 30 minutes prior to your departure time because there are no lines
  • If renting a car, book early to guarantee your rental
  • Cash or Credit Card is required for any airport purchases, as there are no ATMs at the airport
  • Inclement weather and the short runway at Roundup's high altitude can affect your flight; so check both before making your flight
  • Roundup is a small, unstressful facility, and you might be the only passenger there