Page Regional Airport — Page, North Dakota
Page Regional Airport serves the small agricultural community of Page in Cass County, southeastern North Dakota. Despite its regional designation, Page is a modest rural airport serving the farming communities along the I-94 corridor west of Fargo. The airport provides general aviation access for agricultural operations, personal transportation, and emergency access in an area where the nearest commercial aviation services are at Hector International Airport approximately 35 miles to the east.
The airport operates as a general aviation facility under FAA Great Lakes Region oversight, with North Dakota Aeronautics Commission support for rural airport maintenance. Page's agricultural economy depends on wheat, soybean, and sugar beet production, and the airport sees activity from aerial application aircraft during growing seasons. The flat Red River Valley terrain surrounding Page makes VFR flying straightforward, though winter weather can close the airport for brief periods during severe blizzards.
Frequently Asked Questions
What services are available at Page Regional Airport?
Page Regional Airport is a public-use general aviation facility with limited services. Check current Chart Supplement and fuel availability databases before arrival.
How far is Page, ND from Fargo?
Page is approximately 35 miles west of Fargo along the I-94 corridor. The flight from Hector International (FAR) takes about 20 minutes in a light aircraft.
What type of aircraft use Page Regional Airport?
Primarily light single-engine aircraft, aerial application planes, and occasionally light twins. The airport is suited to general aviation rather than commercial or large turbine operations.
Is there instrument approach capability at Page Regional?
Check current aeronautical charts and NOTAMs for instrument approach procedures. GPS approaches may be available; verify current information before planning IFR operations.
Page Regional Airport Contact Information
Address, Phone Number, and Hours for an Airports in Page, North Dakota.
Cass County Rural Aviation West of Fargo
Page Regional Airport serves a corridor of small agricultural communities west of Fargo where the Sheyenne River drainage meets the I-94 interstate highway. These communities depend on general aviation for medical transport, agricultural services, and business connectivity that cannot be practically served by commercial airlines. The airport's public-use status ensures it remains accessible to visiting pilots, emergency services, and charter operations.
The I-94 corridor west of Fargo provides both excellent VFR ground reference and reliable emergency landing options for pilots transiting eastern North Dakota. Page Regional Airport is one of several public-use facilities along this corridor that collectively provide comprehensive emergency coverage. North Dakota Aeronautics Commission programs have supported these corridor airports with infrastructure improvements to maintain their utility for the flying public.