Grand Forks International Airport

Grand Forks International Airport (GFK) in Grand Forks, North Dakota, opened in the early 1950s and operates from a single, compact passenger terminal with a handful of gates, serving as the region’s primary air gateway. This small but important regional airport handles commercial, cargo and general aviation traffic and offers U.S. customs for international arrivals. Located just a few miles from downtown Grand Forks and easily reached via I-29, it’s served by local taxis, rideshares and limited public shuttle connections. GFK is generally more affordable than major hubs, with seasonal low-cost service and regular regional flights (including Delta Connection and budget carriers), though it is not a major airline hub.