North Dakota · 10 fields · 0 priced routes
Private jet airports in North Dakota
Every field in North Dakota with a runway a business jet can use. KMIB takes the most of the reference fleet — 25 of 25 — on 13,197 ft. Elevation and published limits do the rest of the deciding.
| Field | Runway | Elevation | Takes | Published limit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| KMIB Minot Air Force Base, Minot | 13,197 ft | 1,667 ft | 25 of 25 | none published |
| KRDR Grand Forks Air Force Base, Grand Forks | 12,350 ft | 913 ft | 25 of 25 | none published |
| KFAR Hector International Airport, Fargo | 9,001 ft | 902 ft | 25 of 25 | none published |
| KBIS Bismarck Municipal Airport, Bismarck | 8,794 ft | 1,661 ft | 25 of 25 | none published |
| KMOT Minot International Airport, Minot | 7,700 ft | 1,716 ft | 25 of 25 | none published |
| KXWA Williston Basin International Airport, Williston | 7,503 ft | 2,344 ft | 25 of 25 | none published |
| KGFK Grand Forks International Airport, Grand Forks | 7,351 ft | 845 ft | 25 of 25 | none published |
| KDIK Dickinson Theodore Roosevelt Regional Airport, Dickinson | 7,301 ft | 2,592 ft | 25 of 25 | none published |
| KJMS Jamestown Regional Airport, Jamestown | 6,502 ft | 1,500 ft | 25 of 25 | none published |
| KDVL Devils Lake Regional Airport, Devils Lake | 6,400 ft | 1,456 ft | 24 of 25 | none published |
"Takes" counts aircraft not excluded outright by runway length or a published wingspan limit at sea-level weights. Elevation reduces it further on a warm day — each airport page works that through, and the runway checker does it for any field.
Other states
- California 73 fields
- Texas 61 fields
- Florida 53 fields
- Alaska 44 fields
- New York 25 fields
- Washington 23 fields
- Michigan 22 fields
- North Carolina 22 fields