KBCE 37.71N 112.14W · ELEV 7,590 FT

4.6/5

16 ratings on Google

Airports / Utah / BCE

Bryce Canyon Airport

KBCE / BCE

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Bryce Canyon, UtahELEV 7,590 FT

Medium airport4.6 · 16 on Google

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Google rating

Google reviews

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Field elevation

feet above sea level

Nearest alternate

nm to CDC

Field standing

Computed · Google ratings × Bravo register

#11 / 28

Utah airports by Google rating

4.6★ across 16 Google ratings — ranked against 28 rated UT fields.

45 nm

To the nearest alternate

Cedar City Regional Airport (CDC).

Overview

01 / Field brief

Bryce Canyon Airport, listed as KBCE / BCE, is a mid-sized airport in Bryce Canyon, Utah. Field elevation is 7,590 feet above sea level. Free of scheduled airline operations, it serves business aviation, charter flights, and local general aviation.

While no charter operators list BCE as their home base, the field is reachable for repositioned charter aircraft from nearby bases. The closest alternate fields are Cedar City Regional Airport (CDC, 45 nm), Page Municipal Airport (PGA, 58 nm), and St George Regional Airport (SGU, 77 nm).

Trip costs from BCE are driven by the aircraft category flown and how far it must reposition. Browse operators flying from the area or estimate a trip cost from BCE to plan your flight.

What fliers highlight

02 / Flier signal

Staff & service

3/5 reviews

“The airport manager, Tye, was responsive and professional.”

s lynn5★ on Google

Terminal & facilities

2/5 reviews

“The facility was clean (including the restrooms).”

s lynn5★ on Google

Themes counted by keyword across Google review texts for Bryce Canyon Airport — every quote is verbatim from a real review.

Field capability

Charts on SkyVector

03 / Field data

ICAO

KBCE

IATA

BCE

FAA / Local

BCE

Elevation

7,590 ft

Coordinates

37.7064° N · 112.1450° W

Airspace

E · Echo

Size

Medium

Scheduled svc

Elevation vs UT fields

state range 2,941–7,590 ft

At 7,590 ft, BCE sits higher than 97% of the 32 Utah fields on the register — a high-elevation field where density altitude can trim aircraft performance on warm days.