Private charter to & from Laramie

Laramie is home to the University of Wyoming, the only public four-year university in the state, and the campus shapes the town’s economy and culture. Research in energy, engineering and agriculture, the university’s hospital and healthcare partners, the railroad and ranching round out the local economy. Founded in 1868 as a Union Pacific town on the high plains at about 7,200 feet, Laramie keeps a walkable historic downtown of brick storefronts, restaurants and breweries, and the Wyoming Territorial Prison, where Butch Cassidy once served time, is now a state historic site.

Laramie Regional Airport is a few minutes west of town, and flying private avoids the two-plus hour drive to Denver International and the stretch of Interstate 80 between Laramie and Cheyenne, which often closes for wind and snow in winter. University visitors, recruiters, researchers and families come for meetings, campus visits and Cowboys football. The surroundings are full of recreation: rock climbing among the granite formations of Vedauwoo, the Snowy Range Scenic Byway past Medicine Bow Peak and skiing at the Snowy Range Ski Area.