Stanford Airport/Biggerstaff Field (S64)

Current Conditions at KS64

Stanford Airport/Biggerstaff Field, Stanford, MT

Airport Overview

Located in MT, Stanford Airport/Biggerstaff Field (KS64) serves as a general aviation point of entry for the Stanford area. The airfield offers 2 runway(s) — 4,200 feet on the primary strip — for private and corporate traffic. Private and corporate operators value Stanford Airport/Biggerstaff Field for efficient departures without commercial terminal congestion. For official FAA airport data, visit the FAA Airport Data portal or AirNav KS64.

Private Aviation Briefing

KS64 is the identifier for Stanford Airport/Biggerstaff Field, serving Stanford at 4,327 ft MSL elevation. Operators, passengers, and dispatchers should note the following details for flight planning and charter operations.

U.S. General Aviation Context

Stanford Airport/Biggerstaff Field is part of the U.S. National Airspace System, regulated by the FAA. As a MT facility, the airport contributes to the regional transportation network connecting Stanford to the broader aviation system. FAA Part 135 charter operators serve this airport, and The Jet Finder can source aircraft positioned near KS64 for on-demand charter.

Runway Capability

At 4200 feet, Stanford Airport/Biggerstaff Field serves light jets and turboprops. The Citation CJ series, Phenom 100, HondaJet, and King Air family operate within this runway capability. Midsize jets require careful performance analysis based on temperature and aircraft weight. Pilots should reference aircraft-specific takeoff and landing distance charts for KS64's runway length and 4,327 ft MSL elevation.

Charter Considerations

When chartering from Stanford Airport/Biggerstaff Field, consider the round-trip economics. One-way charters incur a repositioning fee (the empty leg back to base). Round-trips from KS64 eliminate this cost. For one-way flights, The Jet Finder checks for aircraft that need to reposition through Stanford anyway, reducing or eliminating the empty-leg premium.

What to Know Before You Fly

Arrive at the FBO 15 to 20 minutes before departure. That is the entire pre-flight process for private charter from Stanford Airport/Biggerstaff Field. No security lines, no boarding groups, no gate announcements. Your vehicle pulls up to the aircraft, luggage is loaded directly, and you board at your convenience.

Safety & Planning

The Jet Finder sources charter aircraft exclusively from FAA Part 135 certified operators. Every crew flying from Stanford Airport/Biggerstaff Field meets federal duty time, rest, and recurrency requirements. We verify operator certifications, audit history, and insurance coverage before presenting any aircraft option from KS64 to our clients.

Airport Selection Strategy

Stanford Airport/Biggerstaff Field serves the Stanford market for private aviation. Airport selection affects charter cost through positioning fees, landing charges, and fuel prices. An airport 20 miles farther from your destination but with lower fees and better aircraft availability can save thousands on a charter. The Jet Finder runs this analysis for every booking from the Stanford area.

Seasonal Factors

Summer density altitude affects aircraft performance at Stanford Airport/Biggerstaff Field, particularly on hot afternoons when field elevation of 4,327 ft MSL increases effective altitude. Early morning departures maximize payload and performance from KS64. The Jet Finder schedules departures to optimize aircraft performance when density altitude is a factor.

Location & Address

Stanford Airport/Biggerstaff Field is positioned at coordinates 47.1472° N, -110.2300° W, at 4,327 feet above mean sea level. Ground transportation from KS64 to Stanford proper is typically a short drive. Private aviation eliminates the hours that commercial airport processing adds to your trip.

Runways & Facilities

Stanford Airport/Biggerstaff Field's 4,200-foot runway accommodates turboprops, very light jets, and most light jet categories (Citation CJ series, Phenom 100/300, Premier I). Some midsize jets can operate under light-load conditions. Pilots should calculate performance based on temperature, elevation, and aircraft weight.

FBOs & Ground Services

Ground services at Stanford Airport/Biggerstaff Field are available through the on-field FBO or airport management. Services typically include aircraft parking, tiedowns, and fuel coordination. For current FBO contact information and service availability at KS64, consult AirNav or contact the airport directly.

Charter a Jet from Stanford Airport/Biggerstaff Field

Private charter from KS64 starts with a single call. Pricing from KS64 depends on aircraft type, distance, and availability. Contact us for a quote tailored to your routing and schedule.

Fly Private from KS64

The Jet Finder coordinates charter flights from Stanford Airport/Biggerstaff Field. Tell us your destination, dates, and passenger count. We source aircraft from FAA Part 135 operators matched to KS64's runway and facilities.

Airport Specifications

Airport Identity
Airport Name	Stanford Airport/Biggerstaff Field
ICAO Code	KS64
IATA Code	S64
FAA Identifier	S64
Address	Stanford, MT
Elevation	4,327 ft MSL
Coordinates	47.1472° N, 110.2300° W
FAA Data	AirNav S64

Operations & Facilities
Runways	11/29: 4,200 ft (ASP) 07/25: 2,260 ft (ASP)
FBOs	Airport Services
Customs	Not available
Fuel	Contact airport for availability
Hours	Contact airport for hours
Approaches	Contact airport for approach information
Tower / Freq	See Airport/Facility Directory

Regional Aviation Context

Montana's vast distances and sparse population make aviation practical transportation, not a luxury. Mountain flying conditions, high-density altitude, and unpredictable weather are standard.

Operational Considerations

At 4,327 feet MSL, Stanford Airport/Biggerstaff Field operates at moderate elevation. Standard-day density altitude matches field elevation, but summer temperatures can push it above 6,127 feet. The 4,200-foot runway delivers approximately 3,655 feet of sea-level equivalent performance after altitude correction. Pilots transitioning from sea-level airports should plan for longer ground rolls and reduced initial climb performance at Stanford Airport/Biggerstaff Field.

Four distinct seasons define operations at Stanford Airport/Biggerstaff Field. Winter brings icing potential, snow-covered surfaces, and reduced daylight hours. De-icing capability is valuable from November through March. Spring and fall transitions produce the most variable weather — warm fronts, cold fronts, and rapid ceiling changes. Summer typically delivers the best VFR conditions but introduces convective risk during afternoon heating. Preflight weather assessment should include both surface observations and area forecasts at this latitude.

Two runways at Stanford Airport/Biggerstaff Field provide crosswind flexibility. When the primary runway's crosswind component exceeds aircraft limitations, the secondary runway typically offers a more favorable alignment. Runway selection should account for wind, obstacle clearance, and any published procedures.

Nearby Airports

Airports within 150 nautical miles of Stanford Airport/Biggerstaff Field. Useful for alternate planning, repositioning, or comparing FBO options.

Geraldine Airport

K5U8 · 27 NM from KS64

Lewistown Municipal Airport

KLWT · 32 NM from KS64

Fort Benton Airport

K79S · 45 NM from KS64

Wheatland County Airport at Harlowton

KHWQ · 45 NM from KS64

Frequently Asked Questions

The ICAO identifier for Stanford Airport/Biggerstaff Field is KS64. The FAA designator is also KS64. Use this code when filing flight plans and referencing the airport in official communications.

You will find Stanford Airport/Biggerstaff Field near Stanford, MT. The geographic position is 47.1472° N, 110.2300° W, at an elevation of 4,327 feet MSL.

The airport features 2 runway(s). Runway 11/29 is the primary strip at 4,200 feet (ASP surface).

KS64 supports private jet operations. The 4,200-foot runway accommodates light jets and turboprops in most conditions. Pilots of larger aircraft should calculate required distances based on weight, temperature, and elevation before committing.

FBO services at Stanford Airport/Biggerstaff Field include basic ground handling, parking, and fuel coordination. Contact the airport directly for current service provider information, or check AirNav for details on KS64.

The airport elevation at Stanford Airport/Biggerstaff Field is 4,327 feet MSL. Pilots should factor this into takeoff and landing performance calculations, especially during summer operations.

For current instrument approach procedure information at Stanford Airport/Biggerstaff Field (KS64), consult the FAA's Terminal Procedures Publication or check electronic charts in your EFB.

To arrange a charter from KS64, reach The Jet Finder at thejetfinder.com/contact.html. Share your routing, dates, and party size. We coordinate everything from aircraft selection to ground transportation.

Stanford Airport/Biggerstaff Field's 4,200-foot primary runway accommodates most general aviation traffic. Turboprops and light jets are the largest categories that operate routinely. Jet operations beyond light category should be verified against performance requirements.

Tower status at KS64: check the current A/FD entry. If non-towered, Stanford Airport/Biggerstaff Field uses CTAF for traffic coordination. Pilots should announce intentions on the appropriate frequency.

Fuel availability at Stanford Airport/Biggerstaff Field (KS64) should be confirmed before arrival. Most GA airports offer 100LL (avgas). Jet-A availability varies by facility. Check AirNav for current fuel types and pricing.

International flight planning from KS64 requires CBP coordination. Stanford Airport/Biggerstaff Field may or may not have on-field customs services. The Jet Finder can identify the nearest CBP-equipped airport and handle logistics.

Aviation weather for Stanford Airport/Biggerstaff Field is reported under identifier KS64. Monitor METAR, TAF, and PIREP data through official sources. MT's climate affects ceiling, visibility, and wind conditions at the field.

KS64 provides access to Stanford, MT. Ground transfer time from Stanford Airport/Biggerstaff Field to local destinations is generally efficient. The airport's GA-specific environment means no terminal queues — just a direct walk from ramp to vehicle.

Transient aircraft parking at KS64 is available through the on-field operator. Stanford Airport/Biggerstaff Field typically provides tiedown space on the ramp. Hangar availability and rates vary — inquire before arrival.

The Jet Finder provides personalized charter quotes from Stanford Airport/Biggerstaff Field. Submit your trip details at thejetfinder.com/contact.html — departure date, destination, party size. No obligation. We match KS64's runway to the right aircraft.

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Stanford Airport/Biggerstaff Field (KS64)