Posted on August 27th, 2026
Magic Valley Regional Airport, also known as Joslin Field (IATA/FAA: TWF, ICAO: KTWF), is a public airport serving Twin Falls and South Central Idaho. Located approximately four miles south of Twin Falls, TWF provides convenient private aviation access to the Magic Valley, regional business centers, agricultural operations, outdoor destinations, and communities throughout Southern Idaho.
For private jet travelers, TWF combines an 8,704-foot primary runway, a control tower, instrument approaches, and full-service private aviation support. Its runway capability and Southern Idaho location also give Magic Valley Regional an important secondary role when Friedman Memorial Airport (SUN) is not appropriate for a particular Sun Valley itinerary.
JetOptions arranges on-demand private jet charter flights to and from Magic Valley Regional Airport for business travel, leisure trips, regional transportation, and longer-range itineraries. Our Charter Advisors evaluate aircraft requirements, passenger needs, airport conditions, ground transportation, schedule, and final destination when planning each trip.
For itineraries extending beyond Twin Falls, JetOptions can compare TWF with other Idaho airports based on the passenger’s final destination, aircraft requirements, weather, and ground transportation.
Joslin Field/Magic Valley Regional Airport serves Twin Falls and the broader South Central Idaho region. The airport is publicly owned and operated by the City of Twin Falls and supports commercial service, private and business aviation, charter flights, and other general aviation activity.
The airport has two asphalt runways. The primary Runway 8/26 measures 8,704 feet by 150 feet, providing useful capability for a wide range of business aircraft. The smaller crosswind Runway 12/30 measures 3,224 feet by 75 feet.
| Airport Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Airport Name | Joslin Field/Magic Valley Regional Airport |
| IATA / FAA Identifier | TWF |
| ICAO Identifier | KTWF |
| Location | Twin Falls, Idaho |
| Distance from Twin Falls | Approximately 4 miles south |
| Elevation | Approximately 4,153 feet MSL |
| Primary Runway | 8/26 – 8,704 × 150 feet |
| Crosswind Runway | 12/30 – 3,224 × 75 feet |
| Control Tower | Yes |
| Instrument Approaches | Yes |
| Private Aviation FBO | Jackson Jet Center |
| Airport Operator | City of Twin Falls |
| Airport Address | 492 Airport Loop, Twin Falls, ID 83301 |
TWF’s primary runway provides substantial length for a regional airport and allows a broad range of private aircraft to be considered for Twin Falls charter missions.
Jackson Jet Center supports private and business aviation with aircraft services, passenger and crew facilities, fueling, hangar services, ground transportation assistance, and other flight support.
The airport is only a few miles from Twin Falls, providing convenient access to businesses, hotels, recreation, and destinations throughout South Central Idaho.
TWF can also be considered for broader Southern Idaho itineraries when its runway capability, aircraft availability, airport conditions, or location provide a better fit for the trip.
Magic Valley Regional Airport’s primary Runway 8/26 measures 8,704 feet by 150 feet. The airport also has the smaller Runway 12/30 at 3,224 feet by 75 feet.
The primary runway is the important consideration for most private jet operations. Its length allows light and midsize jets, super-midsize aircraft, and many large-cabin business jets to be considered for TWF depending on the individual trip.
Twin Falls sits at approximately 4,153 feet above sea level, so temperature, aircraft weight, winds, runway conditions, fuel requirements, and route length can all influence aircraft selection. JetOptions evaluates these factors as part of the charter planning process and recommends aircraft and airport options suited to the trip.
Friedman Memorial Airport (SUN) is the primary airport for Sun Valley, Ketchum, Hailey, and the Wood River Valley. Magic Valley Regional Airport should not be treated as geographically interchangeable with SUN.
However, TWF can be considered as a regional alternative when Friedman Memorial is not appropriate for a particular itinerary because of weather, aircraft performance, runway conditions, availability, or other operational considerations. The additional ground transfer should be considered as part of the overall travel plan.
Magic Valley Regional Airport has a control tower and published instrument approaches that support private aircraft arrivals during a wider range of weather conditions. As with any airport, actual flight planning depends on current weather, visibility, winds, runway conditions, aircraft capability, and the requirements of the trip.
JetOptions considers these factors when evaluating TWF and other regional airports, helping clients select an airport and aircraft combination that fits the complete itinerary rather than relying on runway length or location alone.
Jackson Jet Center operates the full-service FBO at Magic Valley Regional Airport. Jackson Jet acquired the former Reeder Jet Center FBO operation at TWF in January 2026, continuing private and business aviation services at the airport.
The FBO is located at 644 Airport Loop and supports private aircraft, passengers, and flight crews. Available services and amenities include:
Regular FBO hours are currently 6:00 AM to 8:00 PM daily, with after-hours service available by arrangement. JetOptions coordinates the necessary airport and service details around each charter itinerary.
For passengers, the FBO provides a dedicated private aviation arrival and departure point away from the commercial airline experience. JetOptions can coordinate requested ground transportation and other trip arrangements as part of the charter.
Magic Valley Regional Airport is located approximately four miles south of central Twin Falls. Rental vehicles, private car service, and other ground transportation can be arranged for travel from the airport to hotels, businesses, private residences, recreational destinations, and communities throughout the Magic Valley.
The airport’s location provides convenient access to Twin Falls while also serving broader Southern Idaho itineraries. For travelers continuing to more distant destinations, JetOptions can consider ground-transfer time alongside airport location, aircraft options, weather, and the complete travel schedule.
Twin Falls is an important business and service center for Southern Idaho, with strong ties to agriculture, food production, healthcare, education, manufacturing, and regional commerce. The surrounding Magic Valley includes agricultural operations, production facilities, growing communities, and commercial centers across the Snake River Plain.
Private charter travelers also use Twin Falls as a gateway to the area’s distinctive landscapes and outdoor destinations. The Snake River Canyon, Perrine Memorial Bridge, Shoshone Falls, hiking areas, golf, fishing, and other Southern Idaho attractions are accessible from the Twin Falls area.
For corporate travelers, private aviation can be particularly useful when an itinerary involves multiple meetings, production facilities, agricultural operations, or regional destinations that are less efficiently served by commercial airline schedules.
Friedman Memorial Airport (SUN/KSUN) remains the primary airport for private jet travel to Sun Valley, Ketchum, Hailey, and the Wood River Valley because of its location within the region.
Mountain airport operations can nevertheless be influenced by weather, aircraft performance, runway conditions, airport availability, and other operational factors. When SUN is not appropriate for a particular trip, Magic Valley Regional Airport can provide a useful Southern Idaho alternative with an 8,704-foot primary runway and full-service private aviation support.
The tradeoff is ground transportation. Twin Falls is well south of the Wood River Valley, so TWF should be evaluated as part of the complete itinerary rather than simply as another nearby Sun Valley airport. JetOptions can compare the available airport and aircraft options around the client’s schedule and travel requirements.
For destination planning, seasonal travel information, aircraft options, and other regional considerations, visit our Sun Valley Private Jet Charter guide.
Airport selection in Idaho can vary considerably according to the passenger’s destination, aircraft, weather, schedule, and ground transportation requirements. JetOptions can compare TWF with other regional airports when planning an Idaho or Mountain West itinerary.
Friedman Memorial is the primary airport for Sun Valley, Ketchum, Hailey, and the Wood River Valley and is generally the first airport considered for private charter travel directly to the Sun Valley area.
Boise is Idaho’s major aviation gateway and provides extensive airport infrastructure, long-runway capability, private aviation services, and access to Boise and Southwestern Idaho.
Idaho Falls provides another regional private aviation option for Eastern Idaho and itineraries extending across Idaho and the northern Mountain West.
Travelers whose itinerary centers on the state capital can also visit our Boise Private Jet Charter destination guide for information about private aviation, business travel, aircraft, and the Boise region.
TWF’s 8,704-foot primary runway allows a broad range of private aircraft to be considered for Twin Falls charter flights. Depending on the trip, options can include light and midsize jets, super-midsize aircraft, and larger business jets.
The right aircraft depends on more than runway length. Passenger count, baggage, departure point, nonstop range, airport elevation, temperature, weather, cabin preferences, and aircraft availability all contribute to the charter recommendation.
JetOptions has specialized exclusively in arranging on-demand private jet charters since 2009. Our Charter Advisors evaluate the available aircraft, airport options, passenger requirements, and complete itinerary to develop private charter options suited to each trip.
Visit the JetOptions private jet fleet to compare aircraft categories, cabin configurations, passenger capacity, range, specifications, photos, videos, and charter pricing information.
JetOptions arranges personalized private jet travel to Magic Valley Regional Airport and destinations throughout Southern Idaho. Our Charter Advisors can evaluate TWF alongside other Idaho airports and available aircraft to plan your trip around your schedule, aircraft requirements, and final destination.
Magic Valley Regional Airport is the principal airport serving Twin Falls and the Magic Valley. For itineraries extending elsewhere in Idaho, JetOptions can also evaluate:
For private travel specifically to Sun Valley and the Wood River Valley, visit our Sun Valley Private Jet Charter destination page.
For travel to Idaho’s capital and Southwestern Idaho, visit our Boise Private Jet Charter destination page.
Yes. Magic Valley Regional Airport supports private, business, charter, commercial, and other general aviation operations. The airport has an 8,704-foot primary runway and full-service private aviation support.
The IATA and FAA identifier is TWF, and the ICAO identifier is KTWF. The airport is also officially known as Joslin Field/Magic Valley Regional Airport.
The primary Runway 8/26 measures 8,704 feet by 150 feet. TWF also has a smaller 3,224-foot crosswind runway.
Jackson Jet Center operates the full-service FBO at Magic Valley Regional Airport. Jackson Jet acquired the former Reeder Jet Center operation in January 2026 and provides private aviation services for aircraft, passengers, and flight crews at TWF.
TWF is located approximately four miles south of Twin Falls, providing convenient access to the city and destinations throughout the surrounding Magic Valley.
Yes. Friedman Memorial Airport (SUN) is the primary airport for Sun Valley, Ketchum, Hailey, and the Wood River Valley, but Magic Valley Regional Airport can be considered as a regional alternative when weather, aircraft performance, runway conditions, availability, or other operational considerations make SUN less appropriate for a particular itinerary. The longer ground transfer from Twin Falls should be included in the travel plan.
TWF has a control tower and published instrument approaches that support private aircraft operations during a wider range of weather conditions. JetOptions considers weather, airport conditions, aircraft requirements, and the complete itinerary when planning each charter.
TWF’s 8,704-foot primary runway allows a broad range of private aircraft to be considered, from light and midsize jets through super-midsize and larger business aircraft. JetOptions evaluates the aircraft, airport conditions, passenger requirements, and complete itinerary when developing charter options for the trip.
Yes. JetOptions can coordinate requested ground transportation from Magic Valley Regional Airport to Twin Falls, hotels, businesses, private residences, recreational destinations, and other locations throughout Southern Idaho.