Supporters cut the ribbon for a new $47 million parking ramp at the airport in north Fargo on Tuesday, Aug. 19. The ...

Officials cut the ribbon on Hector International Airport's new parking ramp. 8/19/25.FARGO — It was the culmination of years ...

The project is part of a terminal expansion to increase airport capacity as the Fargo-Moorhead area continues to grow.

Hector International Airport also announced a groundbreaking ceremony for 10:00 a.m. on July 1. If you are traveling or picking someone up on July 1, they say to plan ahead because the ceremony is ...

FARGO — The terminal expansion project at Hector International Airport has received a boost from a $10 million federal grant. The grant award was announced Monday, Feb. 12, by Sen. John Hoeven ...

The Landline Shuttle service from Fargo’s Hector International Airport to the Minneapolis - St. Paul International Airport ...

FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - Hector International Airport is adopting the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower program just in time for holiday travel. While many people live with a disability, some ...

FARGO — After years of discussion, analysis and planning, a parking ramp has finally been cleared for takeoff at Hector International Airport. The Fargo Municipal Airport Authority Board voted ...

On Sunday morning, the Veterans Honor Flight of ND/MN sent two separate planes—nicknamed Alpha and Bravo—in a "Double Honor Flight" from Hector International Airport to the nation's capital.

In the 1920s, it became apparent that air transportation and mail delivery were becoming important services for cities in the U.S. Hector believed that some land he owned north of Fargo would be ...

The airport in Fargo, North Dakota, has also seen growth. The airport is an international airport called Hector International Airport. The airport had total 81,953 total passengers in September.

FARGO — The terminal expansion project at Hector International Airport has received a boost from a $10 million federal grant. The grant award was announced Monday, Feb. 12, by Sen. John Hoeven ...