--°F Glasgow, MT
Tuesday, June 16, 2026 +1-(406) 228-9336
THE LATEST
Federal Authorities Search for Channing Eder      Reds Drop Doubleheader to Glendive Blue Devils      It’s Been 15 Years Since Since Record Year of Water in Fort Peck Reservoir       Press Release from Valley County Sheriff's Office       Glasgow City Council Meeting      What Is the Cost of Athletics and Activities in the Glasgow School District       Nemont Manor Foundation Grant Awards for 2026      South Defeats North in Class B All-Star Football Game      Reds Fall in Home Doubleheader      Montana FWP Stocking Area Ponds      American Prairie, conservation groups appeal bison grazing decision      Book Tour To Highlight Montana History in “101 Places” At Fort Peck Dam & Interpretive Center Sunday, Pioneer Museum Monday      Town of Fort Peck Ordinance on Fireworks      Poplar Man Gets 20 Years for Sexual Assault of Teenager      GHS Educational Trust Scholarships Available       Fireworks Ordinance in Glasgow      Maury Graham Honored by Montana School Boards Association       United States Drought Monitor      Exciting announcements from the Valley Community Emergency Food Bank!       Nashua Man Sentenced in Federal Court on Drug Charges      Ethan Murphy Sentenced in Federal Court on Federal Murder Charge      Glasgow School Board Meeting      Montana Department of Livestock and MSU Extension issue guidance after New World screwworm detected in Texas      Montana snowpack rapidly melted in May      Projected Social Security benefits cliff creeps up to 2032      
News
News
 May 15, 2026

Cape Air Essential Air Service Ridership

The Montana Department of Transportation is reporting that ridership on Cape Air Airlines for the first three months is 1,156. This compares to 1,195 riders in 2025 through the first three months. Ridership is down 3.3% compared to last year.

Other Essential Air Service Communities compared to last year:

Glendive down 17%

Havre down 9.8%

Sidney down 4.7%

Wolf Point up 6.5%

The Essential Air Program costs $627 million nationally according to the Department of Transportation. 

Cape Air receives a subsidy of $2.86 million to provide passenger air service to Glasgow. 

Related News