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Williston Basin International Airport serves Williston, North Dakota, from a single hard-surfaced runway equipped with an instrument landing system. Sitting at an elevation of 2,329 feet, it offers straightforward IFR and VFR access to the Bakken oil-producing region of northwestern North Dakota.
Williston Basin International Airport (KXWA) is a medium-sized public airport serving Williston, North Dakota, and the surrounding Bakken oil region. It offers a single long, hard-surfaced runway with an ILS approach, making it a capable destination for both training and cross-country flights in a simulator, as well as for airline traffic in real life.
The airport lies at coordinates 48.2598 N, 103.751 W in northwestern North Dakota, at an elevation of 2,329 feet above mean sea level.
Williston Basin has one physical runway, 14/32, measuring 7,493 feet in length with a hard surface. Both ends are lit, and runway 32 is equipped with an ILS approach.
No published communications frequencies are currently known for Williston Basin International Airport. Runway 32 is served by an ILS approach, though a specific frequency is not available.
Williston Basin International Airport continues to handle scheduled airline service alongside general aviation traffic, operating from its single ILS-equipped runway.