duluth international airport

An aircraft company is currently bidding on an F-16 maintenance job from the US Airforce. If they win the bid, they'll be leasing hangar space in Duluth, potentially bringing 100 jobs.

One of the hardest-hit industries because of the COVID-19 pandemic is travel, and you can clearly see how hard by looking at airline passenger counts.

It was a popular year for the DLH.

Cirrus has a new aircraft that features even more safety features, aircraft intelligence, and smart phone capability.

Sun Country and Landline are trying to make it easier and more affordable for Northland travelers to begin and end their trip in Duluth.

Northland travelers will now have additional options for traveling into and out of the Duluth International Airport thanks to an announcement from American Airlines.

Well, that's one thing you don't expect to see before you catch a flight.

There are rewards programs for just about everything we do as consumers, now travelers who use the Duluth International Airport have a program to call their own.

Thanks to Wildwoods Rehabilitation center for posting this on their Facebook page.  At first I didn't believe what I was seeing!  Two bald eagles were engaged in aerial combat above the Duluth Airport when their talons locked together and they fell onto the tarmac.

If you have ever flown in or out of the Duluth International Airport, you know we need to upgrade.  The old terminal was built in 1973 and no longer met the FAA safety regulations after 9/11.  Of course, you as a passenger also dealt with small, congested seating areas, vehicle congestion and no restrooms in the secured passenger seating area.  That will all change as they prepare for the first fl

Dierks Bentley was in town earlier this week to pick up his new Cirrus Airplane.  He had time to take a picture with the staff.  After doing a little research, we also learned that Tim McGraw is an owner and did a video for cirrus.According to Tim, it's the only aircraft Faith will let him fly.

The exciting construction continues to progress at the Duluth International Airport.  Starting today, you will go to a different location to drop off  or pick up passengers, catch the bus or a taxi, or pick up a rental car.