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Missoula Montana Airport (IATA: MSO, ICAO: KMSO, FAA LID: MSO) is located in Missoula, in Missoula County, Montana. It is owned by the Missoula County Airport Authority.[2]

The National Plan of Integrated Airport Systems for 2011–2015 categorized it as a primary commercial service airport (more than 10,000 enplanements per year).[3] Federal Aviation Administration records say the airport had 288,071 passenger boardings (enplanements) in calendar year 2008,[4] 281,428 in 2009 and 289,875 in 2010.[5]

Several expansion projects have been completed in recent years. A 101-foot control tower was completed in September 2012. An expansion of the old terminal building, with a new security screening area, was completed in 2007. In 2022, construction finished on the new terminal.[6]

In September 2021, the airport changed its name from Missoula International Airport to Missoula Montana Airport.[7]

Missoula's first landing strip was laid out in 1923 south of the university. An additional strip near the Western Montana Fair Grounds on what is now Sentinel High School was sold to the county in 1927 at the request of the Missoula chapter of the National Aeronautic Association and would become Missoula's first true airport. The current airfield is named after that chapter's first president, Harry O. Bell, along with mountain flying pioneer Bob Johnson of Johnson Flying Service (now Minuteman Aviation).

The original Garden City Airport was renamed Hale Field in 1935 and would operate as such until closing forever in 1954.

The airport was gradually replaced by the Missoula County Airport, opened in 1941 with WPA funds, and the cooperation of the US Forest Service, which needed access to an airport. The new airport was renamed Johnson-Bell Field in 1968 and today serves over 750,000 passengers a year.[8]

The airport covers 2,700 acres (1,093 ha) at an elevation of 3,206 feet (977 m). It has two asphalt runways: 12/30 is 9,501 by 150 feet (2,896 x 46 m) and 8/26 is 4,612 by 75 feet (1,406 x 23 m).[2][9]

In the year ending January 1, 2018 the airport had 35,944 aircraft operations, average 98 per day: 63% general aviation, 16% air taxi, 20% airline, and 2% military. 161 aircraft were then based at the airport: 56% single-engine, 20% multi-engine, 18% jet, and 14% helicopter.[2]

The airport recently constructed a new 101-foot tall control tower, replacing one that opened in 1961.[10] The new control tower is one of the tallest control towers in the Pacific Northwest, and is the tallest in Montana. It cost an estimated $6.77 million.[10]

Due to increased patronage, it was determined in 2013 that further expansion of the current terminal was not financially prudent, with a new terminal instead being proposed. Construction started on Phase 1 of the new terminal, the South Concourse, in 2018, and finished in 2022.[11] Demolition of the old terminal was completed in 2023, with construction on Phase 2, the East Concourse Extension starting shortly thereafter. This will include four new gates, an expanded baggage claim area and a new rental car center.[12]

Neptune Aviation, an aerial firefighting company, is based at the airport.

“How to buy SafeMoon” is a question many risk-tolerant investors are asking, especially since some claim the new lunar-inspired token could be the next Dogecoin. Safely aiming for the moon, SafeMoon supporters believe it could follow the same upward trajectory as Dogecoin.

On top of that, David Portnoy — internet celebrity and founder of Barstool Sports — endorsed SafeMoon as his favorite meme token, causing the cryptocurrency to surge to new heights. Whether you missed the Dogecoin rally, or you simply want to diversify your cryptocurrency portfolio with a new trendy altcoin, we’ve got the scoop on how to buy SafeMoon.

Before you hop on a nearby spaceship to a SafeMoon-supported crypto exchange, let's whip out our metaphorical telescopes and zoom in on what SafeMoon is all about.

SafeMoon, which operates on the Binance Smart Chain blockchain, launched on March 8, 2021, but it took off like a rocket on Twitter and TikTok in mid-April, sparking interest among many crypto investors. On April 20, Binance even had to temporarily suspend withdrawals from its platform due to the sudden influx of SafeMoon investors.

Before you buy the trending token, you must know that SafeMoon penalizes sellers with a 10% fee, and redistributes half to other token holders to incentivize buying and holding. SafeMoon was created to address several problems plaguing cryptocurrencies today, including price volatility and crypto investors’ bad habit of premature selling; hence the 10% selling fee. Crypto blogger Lou Bagel says the upside of SafeMoon is that you’ll keep making money as new people buy in, but the downside is that if no one buys SafeMoon, investors will receive 5% of zilch and the low demand will cause the price to plummet.

According to CoinMarketCap, SafeMoon was trading at around $0.000002 on April 18. Two days later, SafeMoon skyrocketed to an all-time high of $0.00014 — an increase of nearly 7,000%. If you invested $1,600 into SafeMoon on March 22, you’d have a whopping $60,000 a month later.

Purchasing SafeMoon isn’t the most straightforward process, but with these easy-to-follow, step-by-step instructions, you’ll have your tokens in no time. For this guide, I’ll be using PancakeSwap as the primary exchange for SafeMoon.

Convert BNB to Smart Chain via Trust Wallet

1.  Download the Trust: Crypto & Bitcoin Wallet app from the app store (on iOS and Android).

2.  Open the app and tap “Create a new wallet.”

3.  Review the Privacy Policy and Terms of Service. Tick the box next to “I’ve read and accept the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.”

4.  You’ll be given a dozen recovery words. Write them down sequentially in a notebook for safekeeping.

5.  Next, the app will show you your 12 recovery words non-sequentially. Tap the words in the right order and you’ll land on TrustWallet’s main page.

6.  Navigate to “BNB” and tap “Buy BNB.” Input how much money you’d like to invest in USD and hit “Next.”

7.  You’ll be prompted to purchase BNB with a credit or debit card. Wait until the purchase is processed.

8.  Head back to TrustWallet’s main page and you should see you now have some BNB. Tap on “BNB,” hit “More” and tap on “Swap to Smart Chain.”

9.  Head back to TrustWallet’s main page and you should see that your Smart Chain order is fulfilled.

Using PancakeSwap to convert Smart Chain to SafeMoon

For the next set of instructions, if you have an Android device, you can skip the first step. But if you have iOS, you’ll need to follow the first step to access PancakeSwap (a decentralized marketplace that lets you buy SafeMoon).

1.  (Only for iPhone users) Open Safari and visit PancakeSwap. Tap on "Connect Wallet." Tap on "Trust Wallet" and tap on "Trust." You'll be prompted to login to your Trust Wallet account. Finally, tap on "Connect" on the "PancakeSwap wants to connect to your wallet" window. Skip to step 4.

2.  In the TrustWallet app, tap on “dApps” on the bottom taskbar. Next, tap on “PancakeSwap.”

3.  Tap the “Connect” button on the top-right corner and hit “TrustWallet.” You should see that your Smart Chain tokens are now in PancakeSwap.

4.  Tap “Select a currency” and type in SafeMoon's contract address into the search bar. As of this writing, Safemoon's contract address is h0x42981d0bfbAf196529376EE702F2a9Eb9092fcB5 (You can double check this on CoinMarketCap under "Contracts").

5.  A notice will pop up to inform you that SafeMoon taxes a 10% fee on each transaction. (It will also ask you to take “slippage” into account, which is when the executed price is different from the initial quote; you’re required to allow a 12% buffer.)

6.  Tap on the icon next to the time symbol on the top-right corner, and as requested by PancakeSwap, set your slippage tolerance to 12%. Click “X” to save and exit the window

7.  Tap “Swap” and “Confirm Swap.” This will prompt a “Transaction submitted” message to pop up.

8.  Click on “View on BscScan.” The status bar should say “Success,” proving you successfully converted Smart Chain into SafeMoon. Exit PancakeSwap.

How to see SafeMoon in your TrustWallet

At this point, you're probably wondering, "Okay great, I bought some SafeMoon, but where are they?" Don't worry! Follow these steps to enable SafeMoon in TrustWallet and confirm that you have them in your possession.

1. Copy SafeMoon's Contract Address here: 0x42981d0bfbAf196529376EE702F2a9Eb9092fcB5 2. Navigate back to TrustWallet’s main page. Click the blue icon on the top-right corner and scroll to the bottom.

3. In the search bar, type in "Safe."

4. Tap on “Add Custom Token.” Change the network from Ethereum to Smart Chain. Under “Contract Address,” paste SafeMoon's Contract Address. Tap "Save."

5. Voila! You should see your SafeMoon tokens in the TrustWallet app.

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