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Miles City (MLS) Airport Limo Service
Rodeo crews, hospital visitors and hunting parties rely on our Miles City (MLS) Airport Limo Service for sedans, SUVs, Sprinters and coaches confirmed in writing and waiting before your plane arrives.

Stretch Limo Service to and from Miles City (MLS) Airport
Frank Wiley Field sits two miles northwest of downtown Miles City, and the moment your charter or private flight rolls to a stop, a chauffeur from Union Limousine can be waiting beside the airport building with your name on a card. Our Montana airport limo service covers every arrival and departure at MLS, from a single executive stepping off a corporate turboprop to a full rodeo crew flying in for the Bucking Horse Sale. The airport has no airline counter, no shuttle queue and no rideshare lineup, which is exactly why a prebooked vehicle matters so much here. We handle the ride into town, the long highway run to Billings Logan International, and every stop across Custer County in between.
Why Travelers Choose Our Miles City Airport Limo Service?
Eastern Montana rewards people who plan ahead. Miles City is the commerce and medical hub for an eleven county region, and the roads that feed it carry ranchers, oilfield crews, hospital visitors, hunters and rodeo fans who all need dependable wheels the moment they touch down. We built this service around those realities.
- Flight monitoring for private, charter and medical flights, so your chauffeur adjusts to early or late arrivals without a phone call
- Meet and greet inside or beside the Frank Wiley Field building, with help loading luggage, gun cases, saddles or sample kits
- Flat, confirmed pricing for the Miles City to Billings run along Interstate 94, quoted before you book
- Licensed, background checked chauffeurs who know the Haynes Avenue corridor, Main Street and the fairgrounds
- Child seats, extra luggage space and accessible vehicle requests arranged in advance
- One reservation desk for every vehicle size, from a sedan to a full size motorcoach
Chauffeured Rides Across Miles City and Custer County
Miles City grew where the Tongue River meets the Yellowstone, and the town still works on that frontier scale: a historic Main Street, a livestock auction that draws buyers every week, and a hospital district that serves patients from as far away as Ekalaka and Jordan. Our Montana limo service moves you between all of it. A chauffeur can carry you from the airport to Holy Rosary Healthcare on Clark Street, to the Range Riders Museum on the Interstate 94 Business Loop, to Miles Community College, or to a hotel along South Haynes Avenue in a matter of minutes.
Where We Take You From Frank Wiley Field?
Beyond city limits, the pickup list stretches along the interstate and the state highways. Riders book us for transfers to Forsyth and Colstrip to the west, Terry and Glendive to the northeast, Baker and Ekalaka toward the Dakota line, and Broadus down Montana Highway 59. The most requested long run by far is the connection to Billings Logan International Airport, roughly 145 miles west, where the nearest scheduled airline flights depart. We also cover Dawson Community Airport in Glendive, about 77 miles away, for travelers using the Cape Air link to Billings.
- Downtown Miles City, Main Street and the Olive Hotel district
- Eastern Montana Fairgrounds on Garryowen Road for the Bucking Horse Sale and the Eastern Montana Fair
- Holy Rosary Healthcare and Billings Clinic Miles City for patients and visiting families
- Miles Community College for recruiting visits, rodeo team travel and graduation weekends
- Spotted Eagle Recreation Area, Pirogue Island State Park and Tongue River Winery for leisure trips
- Fort Keogh and the ranch country west of town for agricultural and research visitors
- Billings Logan International Airport and Dawson Community Airport for airline connections
Our Fleet for MLS Airport Transfers
Every vehicle we dispatch to Miles City is detailed before departure, climate controlled, and driven by a chauffeur who has already reviewed your itinerary. Choose the size that fits your party and your cargo.
Sedans
- Capacity: up to 3 passengers
- Best for: executives flying into Fort Keogh or the hospital district, couples heading to a wedding, and anyone who wants a quiet ride into town after a long charter leg
SUVs
- Capacity: up to 6 passengers
- Best for: hunting parties with gear, families with car seats, winter arrivals when a higher ride and all wheel drive make the Interstate 94 run to Billings more comfortable
Stretch Limousines
- Capacity: up to 20 passengers
- Best for: wedding parties, prom night, anniversary dinners and Bucking Horse Sale celebrations that want to arrive on Main Street in style
Sprinter Vans
- Capacity: up to 14 passengers
- Best for: corporate site teams, college rodeo squads, oilfield crews rotating in, and family reunions that need luggage room and a tall cabin
Party Buses
- Capacity: up to 30 passengers
- Best for: bachelor and bachelorette weekends, brewery and winery tours, and the Friday night crowd during the Bucking Horse Sale
Mini Charter Buses
- Capacity: up to 35 passengers
- Best for: conference shuttles, tour groups touring the Range Riders Museum, church and school trips, and multiday agricultural tours
Full Size Charter Buses
- Capacity: up to 56 passengers
- Best for: rodeo stock contractors and fans, high school athletic travel, regional conventions, and large group transfers between Miles City and Billings
Group and Event Transportation Around Miles City
The third full weekend of May doubles the population of Miles City. The World Famous Bucking Horse Sale marked its 75th year in 2026, and the surrounding week fills every hotel on Haynes Avenue with rodeo fans, stock buyers and racing crews. Union Limousine positions extra vehicles in town for the sale, the Eastern Montana Fair in August and the Bluegrass Festival, so groups can move between the fairgrounds, Main Street and the airport on a fixed schedule. For larger delegations our Montana charter bus service pairs a motorcoach with a dedicated coordinator who manages the loading plan, the route and the timing with event staff.
- Rodeo and stock contractor travel between MLS, the fairgrounds and area ranches
- Wedding shuttles between hotels, churches and venues on the Yellowstone River
- Medical and hospice family travel coordinated with hospital discharge times
- Corporate retreats touring Fort Keogh, Colstrip and the Powder River Basin
- Hunting outfitter pickups for clients arriving by charter in the fall seasons
Miles City (MLS) Airport Information
Frank Wiley Field is a city owned, public use airport covering about 1,640 acres on the northwest edge of Miles City in Custer County. It sits at an elevation near 2,630 feet and carries the FAA and IATA identifier MLS. Below is the practical information travelers ask us about most often.
Brief History and Importance of the Airport
Commercial aviation reached Miles City in 1930, when Mamer Air Transport began flying passengers into the Yellowstone Valley. Northwest Airlines followed with Lockheed Electra and later Douglas DC 3 service, making the field a stop on the airline's northern route for decades. The airport takes its name from Frank Wiley, an early Montana aviation figure, and remains a municipal asset of the City of Miles City. Scheduled airline service continued under the federal EAS subsidy program until July 15, 2013, when subsidies ended and the last airline withdrew. Since then Frank Wiley Field has served as the general aviation gateway for southeastern Montana, handling corporate, charter, medical, agricultural and wildfire support flights, and local leaders continue to recruit a new carrier.
Airlines Operating From MLS
No airline sells tickets to Miles City at present. The air traffic that lands on the two runways consists of privately owned aircraft, business turboprops and jets, on demand charter flights arranged through operators such as LonAire Flying Service, air ambulance crews, and cargo feeder turboprops that connect Billings and Glendive. Travelers who need an airline seat fly into Billings Logan International, about two hours and fifteen minutes west by road, or into Dawson Community Airport in Glendive, which Cape Air serves with two daily round trips to Billings.
Domestic Destinations
Because MLS has no scheduled carrier, your destination list depends on the charter or private aircraft you arrive on. Business flights most often originate in Billings, Denver, Salt Lake City, Minneapolis, Bismarck and Rapid City. For airline travel we route clients through Billings, where nonstop flights reach Denver, Salt Lake City, Seattle, Minneapolis, Phoenix, Dallas Fort Worth, Chicago and Las Vegas, or through Glendive for the short Cape Air hop. A chauffeur meeting you at either airport removes the hardest part of the trip: the long, empty stretch of Interstate 94 between the terminal and Miles City.
Terminal Information
The airport building at 77 Frank Wiley Field is a single level facility operated by the city. Inside you will find the airport office, a flight planning room for pilots, a complimentary beverage and snack bar, restrooms and a small waiting area. The office is staffed Monday through Saturday from 8 am to 5 pm, with a 24 hour callout line for after hours arrivals, and the staff can arrange meal delivery, hangar space and fuel. There are no TSA checkpoints, no gates and no baggage carousels, so passengers walk directly from the aircraft to the building and out to the curb.
- Runway 13 and 31: 5,624 feet long and 100 feet wide, grooved asphalt
- Runway 4 and 22: 5,764 feet long and 75 feet wide, asphalt
- No control tower; pilots use the common traffic advisory frequency
- Fuel: 100LL and Jet A, with no ramp or landing fees
Passenger Traffic
The FAA has recorded no scheduled airline enplanements at Miles City since the 2013 withdrawal, so traffic is measured in general aviation operations, with no boarding counts to report. Volume peaks in the spring during the Bucking Horse Sale, through the summer wildfire season when air tankers and helicopters stage in the region, and again in the fall when hunting parties charter in. Our dispatch team tracks these peaks and adds vehicles in Miles City accordingly.
Parking Overview
Parking at Frank Wiley Field is free and sits steps from the airport building. There are no garages, meters, shuttles or paid lots, and overnight vehicles are common because the courtesy car and the open lot serve pilots who base here. For travelers who would prefer to leave their own vehicle at home, our chauffeur simply pulls up beside the building; the lack of congestion makes curbside loading quick at any hour.
Pickup and Drop Off Guidance
With no commercial terminal roadway, pickups at MLS happen directly in front of the airport building. When you book, give us your tail number or charter operator and the expected arrival time. The chauffeur monitors the flight, parks in the lot, and meets you at the building entrance or on the ramp side door if the airport staff allow it. For departures we recommend arriving 30 to 45 minutes before a charter wheels up, which is enough time to unload gear and complete any paperwork with your operator.
- Share the tail number, operator name and passenger count at booking
- Tell us about oversized items such as gun cases, saddles or sample coolers
- Confirm your preferred meeting point: building entrance or vehicle side
- Add a Billings or Glendive airline connection and we will build in highway time
Ground Transportation Options
Public options at Frank Wiley Field are limited and mostly rely on advance phone calls. The airport keeps a courtesy car for short errands, a local taxi company answers by phone, and two hotels on South Haynes Avenue run a shuttle between 5 am and 5 pm. Jefferson Lines buses stop at the McDonald's on South Haynes, Custer County Transit offers on demand rides booked a day ahead, and the chamber's Getting Here page lists two local car rental counters. Rideshare apps rarely have a driver nearby. A chauffeur booked through our Montana airport chauffeur service is the only option that is confirmed in writing, tracks your flight and waits for you without a time limit.
Tips for Arriving Passengers
- Cell coverage is strong in town but fades along Interstate 94 and on ranch roads, so download maps before you fly in
- Winter arrivals should pack layers; wind chill on the open ramp can be severe from November through March
- Visitors working with the USDA Livestock and Range Research Laboratory at Fort Keogh should allow about ten minutes for the drive west of town
- Book hotels months ahead for the May Bucking Horse Sale weekend, when rooms sell out across the region
- The regional tourism office's Getting Here guide confirms Billings Logan as the nearest major airline hub, so plan highway time if you are connecting
- Ask the airport office about the courtesy car only for short local errands; it is not available for the Billings run
- Carry cash for small local businesses and the livestock auction cafe, where cards are not always accepted
Why a Prebooked Chauffeur Beats Taxis and Rideshare at MLS?
At most airports the question is whether a car service is nicer than a taxi. At Miles City the question is whether a taxi will be available at all. A single local cab company covers the whole town, hotel shuttles stop at 5 pm, and rideshare apps often show no driver within range. Union Limousine removes that uncertainty. Your reservation is confirmed before you leave home, your chauffeur is assigned by name, and the vehicle is staged at the airport before the aircraft lands. Pricing for the Billings transfer is agreed in advance, so a two hour highway trip does not turn into a meter surprise.
Flight Tracking for Private and Charter Arrivals
Our dispatch team follows your aircraft through the same tracking feeds pilots use. If weather over the Bighorns delays departure from Billings or Denver, the chauffeur is rescheduled automatically and you are never billed for waiting caused by the flight.
Meet and Greet at the Airport Building
Chauffeurs greet passengers at the airport building door with a printed sign, assist with every bag, and handle the loading of hunting gear, rodeo tack or scientific equipment with care. For medical arrivals we coordinate with family members and hospital staff so the ride begins the moment the patient is ready.
MLS Quick Facts
Miles City (MLS) Airport, also known as Frank Wiley Field. Address: 77 Frank Wiley Field, Miles City, MT 59301, United States. Phone: +1 406 234 1296. Official website: milescitymtairport.com. City owned, public use, no scheduled airline service, two paved runways, 24 hour callout.
Book Your Miles City Airport Limo Today
Reserve your ride before you fly and arrive in Miles City knowing the vehicle is already waiting. Union Limousine confirms every booking in writing with the chauffeur's name, the vehicle details and a flat quote, for a sedan to the hospital district, a Sprinter for a rodeo crew, or a motorcoach for a convention. Our limo service team is available around the clock by phone and online, and our MLS car service desk can add the Billings or Glendive airline leg to the same reservation. Call, text or book online now and let us handle the miles between Frank Wiley Field and wherever eastern Montana takes you.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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No. Scheduled airline service ended on July 15, 2013, when the federal subsidy program stopped. The airport now serves private, charter, medical and cargo feeder flights. For airline travel we drive clients to Billings Logan International or Dawson Community Airport in Glendive.
The airport is about two miles northwest of downtown. A chauffeured ride to Main Street, the hospital district or the hotels on South Haynes Avenue typically takes five to ten minutes.
Billings Logan International is roughly 145 miles west along Interstate 94. Plan on two hours and fifteen minutes in normal conditions, with extra time in winter. We quote the trip as a flat rate before you book.
Yes. Give us your tail number or charter operator at booking. The chauffeur tracks the flight and meets you at the airport building entrance, or at the ramp side door when airport staff permit it.
Rideshare coverage in Miles City is sparse, and drivers are often unavailable, especially early mornings, late nights and during the Bucking Horse Sale. A prebooked chauffeur is confirmed in advance and waits for you.
An SUV seats up to six with room for cases and coolers. Larger outfitter groups use a Sprinter van for up to 14 passengers, which has tall cargo space for rifles, bows, waders and duffels.
Yes. We run stretch limousines, party buses and charter coaches between the airport, hotels, Main Street and the Eastern Montana Fairgrounds during the sale week each May. Book early, as vehicles are reserved weeks ahead.
Absolutely. Glendive is about 77 miles northeast of Miles City, and Cape Air flies there from Billings. We can collect you at the Glendive terminal and bring you to Miles City or anywhere in Custer County.
Yes. The airport offers free, open lot parking beside the building with no meters or garages. Many travelers still prefer a chauffeur so they can avoid leaving a vehicle outdoors during long trips or winter weather.
For everyday transfers, 24 to 48 hours of notice is ideal. For the Bucking Horse Sale weekend, the Eastern Montana Fair, hunting season openers and holiday weeks, reserve two to four weeks ahead to secure your preferred vehicle.












