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Flights run on time amid word of a possible walk out at Missoula’s airport

April 13, 2021

Missoula International Airport officials tell NBC Montana all flights are coming in and out on time.

Brian Ellestad is the new director at the Missoula International Airport.

He says enough workers are on hand, doing all the needed duties for planes to take off and land properly, and he sees no demonstrations going on at the airport.

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