MRKT Aviation Fuels

MRKT Aviation Fuels provides fuel and basic FBO services at Havre City-County Airport in north-central Montana, a small facility serving a ranching and agricultural community of about 10,000 people along the Hi-Line corridor of U.S. Highway 2. The FBO was established by Roger and Mable Lincoln along with partners Tony and Katherine Dolphay, and it offers both Jet A and 100LL Avgas. Operating hours follow a daylight schedule, with after-hours call-out service available for flights arriving outside normal times. The airport sits at 2,591 feet elevation with a 5,205-foot primary runway, suitable for light jets and turboprops. Havre is located 35 miles south of the Canadian border and serves as a regional center for the cattle ranches and wheat farms that define the Montana Hi-Line. The town is home to Montana State University-Northern and the Havre Beneath the Streets underground city tour, a local historical attraction. The Bears Paw Mountains rise to the south, offering hunting and recreation. For charter passengers, Havre is not a typical destination, but it serves an important role for agricultural business, energy exploration, and visits to the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation to the southeast. The FBO is straightforward and personal. There is no luxury terminal here, but the operators are responsive and can help coordinate ground transportation and local information. In a region where the nearest major airport is Great Falls, about 115 miles south, MRKT Aviation Fuels fills a practical gap for private aviation access to Montana's remote northern plains.