Pullman-Moscow Regional Airport guide

Pullman-Moscow Regional Airport sits on the Washington-Idaho line in the Palouse region, at an elevation of 2,567 feet. The City of Pullman annexed the field in 1988. It is a public airport run by its own airport board, and most traffic is general aviation.

It is the main air link for Washington State University in Pullman and the University of Idaho in Moscow, and both schools use it for athletic charter flights. Scheduled service is by Horizon Air under the Alaska Airlines name, flying Embraer 175 jets to Seattle-Tacoma, with Boise service added at times. Spokane International is the nearest larger airport, about 145 km to the north.

A single asphalt runway, 5/23, measures 7,101 feet and opened in October 2019, replacing the shorter runway 6/24. A new 47,000 square foot terminal opened on May 22, 2024, with three jet bridges and a TSA PreCheck lane, and a 5,000 square foot expansion followed in August 2024. The earlier 8,000 square foot terminal dated from 1990. Parking costs $10 per day, with the first two hours free.