Here is a quick overview of the Dickinson Airport

• KDIK - Theodore Roosevelt Regional Airport
• Main runway (14/32) is 6400 x 100 feet
• Crosswind runway (7/25) is 4700 x 75 feet
• All runways are lighted and VASI/PAPI equipped
• To increase light intensity, key hand mike on UNICOM (123.00)
• Runway 32 is ILS-equipped via frequency 108.30
• There is 1 precision instrument and 3 non-precision approaches at KDIK
• Traffic Pattern Altitude is 3602 MSL for single engine, 4102 MSL for multi-engine
• NOTAM D service is available
• Located within Class E airspace
• Located within Grand Forks FSS and Minneapolis Center air sector
• Full-service FBO (fuel and maintenance) located on field
• AOPA Airport Layout (PDF)
  

FREQUENCIES

UNICOM
123.00

ASOS
118.375

DIK VOR
(HIWAS)
112.90

DIK NDB
(NOSON)
353.0

Flight Service
(Grand Forks)
122.2

Flight Watch
(Minneapolis)
122.0

Minneapolis Center
124.25

Flight Service
(Grand Forks)
1-800-WX-BRIEF

DIK ASOS
701-227-0280

PanAm
Weathermation Modem
701-483-9849

Airport Manager
701-483-1062

FBO
(Dickinson Air Service)
701-483-4221

Great Lakes Airlines
1-800-554-5111
701-225-3822

Location
Dickinson, North Dakota, gateway to Theodore Roosevelt National Park and home to Dickinson State University, is a home rule city of 16,000 located on Interstate 94 in Southwest North Dakota about 60 miles east of the Montana State line. We are also located less than an hour's drive from Lake Sakakawea, the largest of the mainstem reservoirs on the Missouri River, which is a wonderful fishing and recreation resource.

For more detail directions, click here.
Map of North Dakota.

For more information about Dickinson, please reference the following:
Dickinson North Dakota Chamber of Commerce
Dickinson Convention and Visitor's Bureau