Million Air Lake Powell

Million Air Lake Powell is the newest FBO at Page Municipal Airport and the only facility on the field built specifically for FBO operations. The terminal was designed to deliver a resort-like atmosphere appropriate for one of the American Southwest's most spectacular natural settings. Two-story windows fill the interior with natural light and frame views of the colorful desert terrain surrounding the airport. The lobby features elegant seating areas and an outdoor patio with two fire pits where passengers can take in the landscape. A hospitality bar serves coffee and refreshments, and warm cookies greet arriving guests. Conference rooms are available for meetings, and crew apartments provide rest facilities for flight crews on overnight stays. Mercedes E-Class crew cars have replaced the standard offerings, reflecting Million Air's commitment to an elevated experience at this location. Ground services include competitive fuel pricing and experienced line staff who handle quick turns efficiently. For charter passengers, Page Municipal Airport is the closest airport to some of the Southwest's most iconic destinations. Lake Powell, the 186-mile-long reservoir on the Colorado River, is minutes from the airport. Horseshoe Bend, the famous meander of the Colorado River, is a five-minute drive. Antelope Canyon, the slot canyon known for its light beams and sandstone formations, is operated by the Navajo Nation and sits just outside of town. The Grand Canyon's North Rim is about a two-hour drive. Page's 5,950-foot runway at 4,316 feet elevation accommodates most light and midsize jets. Million Air Lake Powell transforms what could be a basic desert fuel stop into a genuinely comfortable waypoint for travelers exploring the Colorado Plateau.