Key Facts About North Dakota Airports

Airport Capital Improvements,
2008 – present

$479M

Total Revenue, 2018

$152M

PFC Revenue, 2018

$4.7M

Unrestricted Cash and Investments (year-end), 2018

$37M

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Source: A4A analysis of FAA Form 127 airport database.

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ISN

Sloulin Field International

MOT

Minot International

BIS

Bismarck Municipal

FAR

Hector International

GFK

Grand Forks International

DVL

Devils Lake Municipal

DIK

Dickinson – Theodore Roosevelt Regional

JMS

Jamestown Regional

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North Dakota News

Airports are flush with cash and are recording sky-high revenues. See where this money is being used to improve the passenger experience without increasing the PFC.

Written by Nick | December 2, 2019

Oil Boom Leads to New Airport in Williston Basin

Booming. Surging. Growing. Like oil production in the Bakken formation, that’s what is happening to communities in the northwest corner of North Dakota. In fact, a brand new $275 million airport, Williston Basin International (XWA), opened in October to keep up with the unprecedented economic expansion. The city’s new airport, XWA, replaces its previous airport,

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Written by Nick | October 23, 2019

Bismarck Airport completes three-year runway project

After three years of construction, Bismarck airport completed the final phase of upgrades to its runways. The construction was part of a $64 million project, which included removing old pavement and building up a five layer, 58 inch base on the main runway.

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