The Bismarck Airport Just Added New Departure City For Travelers

Air travelers in the Capital Region will have a new option for non-stop airline travel.

According to a press release from the Bismarck Airport, this new non-stop service to this destination city will begin in Bismarck on June 5th, 2025.

This destination is one of the largest airports in the United States, and it will open up more options for travelers both out of Bismarck and air travelers worldwide to our city.

You will now have over 100 connection opportunities, especially to cities on the East Coast of the United States, which is something we have been lacking here in Bismarck.

Currently, the Bismarck Airport offers travel currently to 7 cities across the country.

This will increase to 8 destinations, again beginning on June 5th, 2025.

The current cities you can fly non-stop to from Bismarck are as follows:

Minneapolis: Served by Delta Airlines

Denver: Served by United Airlines

Dallas/Fort Worth: Served by American Airlines

Las Vegas, Phoenix/Mesa, St. Petersburg, and Orlando: Served by Allegiant Airlines.

The new service from the Bismarck Airport will be to Chicago's O'Hare Airport.

Again, this is one of the biggest airports in the country and will offer North Dakota travelers endless possibilities for travel across the U.S. and abroad.

American Airlines will offer the service on a 76-seat regional jet, including 12 12-seat premium cabin. For more information on this flight or to book, you can do so here.

This is really going to open up some new travel opportunities for North Dakota travelers here in western North Dakota, and we could even see some pretty good deals on airline flights because of it.