Airports
Boise Airport Sees Significant Government and Private Investment
The project involves runway resurfacing, taxiway rehabilitation and upgrade of other existing structures.
The recently completed ATC tower at Boise gives controllers there the capacity also to control Yellowstone International Airport at Bozeman, Mont.
The recently completed ATC tower at Boise gives controllers there the capacity also to control Yellowstone International Airport at Bozeman, Mont.

Pilots flying into Boise Airport (KBOI) in southwestern Idaho might want to listen to ground taxi instructions carefully during the next 12 to 18 months as the busiest airport for more than 300 miles in any direction continues its runway resurfacing and taxiway realignment projects. The airport, also known as Boise Air Terminal or Gowen Field and owned by the city of Boise, is spending more than $8.6 million on construction projects designed to comply with FAA Advisory Circular 1505300-13A, Airport Design, published Sept. 28, 2012. According to Boise Airport director Rebecca Hupp, the project involves the closure and resurfacing of Runway 10L/28R (scheduled for completion this fall); rehabilitation of taxiways Alpha and Whiskey; realignment of taxiways Foxtrot, Kilo and Juliet; and maintenance and upgrade of other existing structures.