KMYL McCall Municipality Airport, Idaho, better known to backcountry pilots of the world as “The Gateway to the Backcountry” caters to a diverse range of aircraft, from small GA aircraft up to medium-sized business jets. KMYL hosts the US Forestry Service, including the Smoke Jumper Base, Fire Bomber base, and Helibase.
The airport sees over 43000 operations per year and houses over 100 aircraft.
KMYL has 2 GPS instrument approaches for its 6108 ft by 75ft runway. As a popular holiday destination and also a second home to many. KMYL receives many visitors to the area, especially those wanting to explore the backcountry in all its greatness. Pilots head out to the east seeking well-known challenging bush strips such as Johnsons Creek, Solders Bar, Thomas Creek, and many more. There is no better hub to base yourself for this area than KMYL McCall Municipality Airport.
Here at MSX Creations, we’ve spent a lot of time and attention to detail, so you can enjoy the homely feel the airport has offered me while making it.