BNO Airport (Burns Municipal Airport) – Cargo, Address, Transit

About This Airport

Two runways on an 825-acre site at 4,148 ft, the main one — 12/30 — a concrete strip of about 5,101 ft: that is the physical extent of Burns Municipal Airport (IATA: BNO, ICAO: KBNO) in Oregon's high desert. Roughly six miles east of Burns in thinly populated Harney County, the city-owned field offers 24-hour self-service fuel, a mechanic and a flight school, and hosts the Burns Interagency Fire Zone, which stages initial-attack helicopters and single-engine air tankers here through the fire season. No commercial cargo is handled: there is no freight terminal, no freighter traffic, no scheduled passenger service and therefore no belly capacity, and no customs facility. The surrounding economy — cattle ranching, hay, public administration and tourism around the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge — generates little air-freight-worthy volume in any case. Shipments therefore move entirely by road along US-20 and US-395 to Redmond/Bend (RDM), about 210 km west, or Boise (BOI), about 300 km east, the nearest airports with cargo connections. International consignments requiring customs clearance normally route through Portland (PDX), Oregon's principal air-freight gateway some 500 km north-west; the town has no usable rail connection.

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What is the IATA code of Burns Municipal Airport?▼

The IATA code of Burns Municipal Airport is BNO. This three-letter code is used for unique airport identification in international air transport.

Where is Burns Municipal Airport located?▼

Burns Municipal Airport is located in Burns, US.

What is the ICAO code of Burns Municipal Airport?▼

The ICAO code of Burns Municipal Airport is KBNO. This four-letter code is used internationally in aviation.

What is the elevation of Burns Municipal Airport?▼

Burns Municipal Airport is at an elevation of 1264 meters (4148 ft) above sea level.

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