Register standing · computed, live figures
Top 69%
fleet size on the register: 2 tracked aircraft, larger than 31% of 1640 US operators on the register.
2 of 6
charter classes flown: Light Jet · Turboprop.
Bighorn Airways, Inc. is a private jet charter operator based in Sheridan, WY with a home base at KSHR. The Bravo register tracks 2 aircraft in Bighorn Airways, Inc.'s network, from FAA registry and public flight data. Operators fly under their own FAA Part 135 certificate and carry direct operational control of every flight.
In their words
Bighorn Airways is located in Sheridan, Wyoming, at the base of the Bighorn Mountains. The company was founded in 1947 with three airplanes performing aerial spray operations for local ranchers. Today, through hard work, passion, and perseverance, Bighorn Airways has grown into Wyoming’s largest and most complete aviation service provider. We provide a variety of aviation services, including; on-demand aircraft and helicopter charter, aerial spraying, full Fixed Base Operator (FBO) services, aircraft refueling, maintenance, avionics service, and contract services.
Company-supplied profile text.
Safety data sourced from ARGUS · WYVERN · IS-BAO · NBAA
At a glance
Register data
2 aircraft tracked
Nonstop reach from KSHR
About KSHRThe longest-legged type on this certificate is the Cessna CitationJet, 1,550 nm published range at 378 kts cruise. That reach extends past the edges of this map, example nonstop legs shown from Sheridan County Airport.
Safety pedigree
Certificated for on-demand air charter under FAA Part 135, with direct operational control of every flight.
No third-party ARGUS or WYVERN rating on file for this operator.
Rating breakdown · Bravo sub-ratings
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From around the web
Shawn Kinney · 11 months ago
We recently hosted a group of 34 pilots and friends from Colorado up to Sheridan. The treatment we received at Bighorn aviation was beyond reproach. What friendly people and service oriented operation. The gas prices weren’t bad either.
John Head · 11 months ago
Upon taxing to Big Horn ramp, it was very strong and excellent flagging to ramp. Despite four planes nose to tail, each of us flagged to opposing side of ramp for tie down. All planes spotted in opposite direction/s to maximize ramp space. And all done in a very smooth, sequential, and tight sequence. Very expeditiously and seamlessly hauled each plane’s pilot/passenger and bags to terminal. Departing took us back to plane way down the ramp. Fueling w a very nice .$50 cent discount. Professionals, each and every.
Jay Johnson · 11 months ago
Avoid the BighornAirways FBO, I simply dropped off my passengers and picked them up a couple of days later. No fuel and no services. I was charged a ground handling fee of $225 × 2. They even have the nerve to charge a 3% credit card fee. The staff was nice and also thought the fees were unreasonable. My advice: avoid this FBO at all costs--or avoid them for the $463.50 cost!
Jenady Vieira · 3 years ago
Called to ask if they were spraying for mosquitoes.... because at 5:45am a plane was flying So Low .....! I was awaken by noise darn near had heart attack. My pet bird was super freaked out. Guy I spoke with said yes they are spraying. Asked if they have a schedule somewhere so I know spray dates ... Nope they just spray when they want... Sorry...
Mike Beck · 3 years ago
Very happy with my overnight stay. The line staff helped me tie down, and tarp the plane as rain was moving in. Nice FBO with friendly staff. Would stop here again if flying in the area. Airport is in an amazing area with gorgeous scenery!
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