For many residents of Wyoming, the idea of flying from the state’s regional airports may seem costly. However, recent data suggests that flying from cities like Cheyenne, Casper, and Laramie can be surprisingly affordable, especially when booked in advance.

Cheyenne to Denver

Travelers flying from Cheyenne (CYS) to Denver (DEN) can expect round-trip fares ranging from $60 to $200, depending on how early they book. United Airlines operates these direct flights, which take approximately 30 minutes. The convenience of free parking and short TSA lines at Cheyenne airport adds to the appeal.

Casper and Laramie Options

Flights from Casper (CPR) to Denver are priced between $194 and $350 for a round-trip ticket. This quick 45-minute flight is also operated by United Airlines. Meanwhile, Laramie (LAR) offers flights to Denver with one-way fares ranging from $98 to $310, with round-trip tickets starting around $148.

Other Regional Airports

Riverton (RIW) and Gillette (GCC) also provide direct flights to Denver, with prices varying based on booking time and season. Riverton’s round-trip fares range from $190 to $350, while Gillette’s range from $230 to $490. Additionally, flights from Rock Springs (RKS) and Sheridan (SHR) to Denver offer competitive pricing, making them viable options for travelers.

For those looking to travel further, flights from Jackson Hole (JAC) to Denver are available, with prices ranging from $142 to $540 for one-way tickets and $300 to $650+ for round-trip economy tickets. These flights are primarily operated by United Airlines, with some seasonal routes offered by other carriers.

Overall, Wyoming’s regional airports provide a range of affordable flight options, making air travel a convenient choice for residents seeking to avoid the long drive and parking hassles associated with larger airports like Denver International.

Original reporting: K2 Radio (Casper) — read the source article.