Miller Field

KVTN VTN Valentine, NE

KVTN is the ICAO code for Miller Field (IATA VTN), located in Valentine, NE.

Remote Sandhills destination airport serving Valentine, NE, the gateway to the Niobrara River corridor and Cherry County ranch country.

Airport guide

Miller Field is a small regional airport in one of the most sparsely populated corners of the Great Plains. It exists primarily to give private aircraft access to Cherry County, which has no commercial air service and sits roughly 170 miles from the nearest commercial airports in Rapid City or North Platte. If you are going to the Niobrara River, Fort Niobrara National Wildlife Refuge, or a private ranch in the Sandhills, this is your airport.

The facility is uncontrolled with a single paved runway. Expect self-service fueling and minimal on-site amenities. There is no control tower, no customs, and no FBO with concierge services. Operators familiar with rural Nebraska airports will know what to plan for. Confirm fuel availability and any specific operator needs directly with the airport before departure.

Getting there

Valentine is about 2 miles from the airport. The town is small, so reaching most lodging or outfitter drop-off points is a 5 to 10 minute drive. Rental car availability is limited; options should be arranged in advance through national chains that serve the area or through local outfitters if you are on a guided trip. Many visitors arriving for ranch or hunting access are met directly by their host. There is no scheduled car service or ride-share coverage in this part of Nebraska.

At a glance

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Empty legs

Departing 5
Arriving 7
Operators 2

Frequently asked questions about Miller Field

What is KVTN airport?

KVTN is the ICAO code for Miller Field, in Valentine, NE.

What does VTN stand for?

VTN is the IATA code for Miller Field (KVTN) in Valentine, NE.

Where is Miller Field?

Miller Field is located in Valentine, NE.

Does Miller Field have customs?

No — Miller Field does not have on-site customs. International arrivals need to clear at a designated port of entry first.