Devils Lake Airport

Devils Lake Regional Airport, opened in the mid-20th century, is a small but important public airport serving Devils Lake, North Dakota, with a single modest passenger terminal and one runway handling regional and general aviation traffic. The airport functions as the local gateway for the surrounding lakes region and typically provides Essential Air Service–style connections to larger hubs (commuter flights often link to Minneapolis–Saint Paul), though it is not a hub for any major carrier. Located just a short 5–10 minute drive from downtown via local roads, ground access relies on car, taxi or shuttle services; public transit is limited. Fares tend to be affordable thanks to regional service, but limited competition can sometimes affect prices.