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| Ops | Comms | Services | Owner | Runways | IFR Procs | Remarks |
| FAA/ICAO Identifier: | DTL / KDTL |
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| Lat/Lng: | 46.8251666667, -95.8855833333 46-49-30.6000N, 095-53-08.1000W Estimated by NGS on 07/22/2006 |
| Elevation: | 1397 feet Surveyed by NGS on 07/22/2006 |
| Magnetic Variation: | 05E, (1995), [3E (2008)] |
| Sectional: | TWIN CITIES |
| From City: | 2nm W of Detroit Lakes |
| Use: | Open to the public |
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| Ownership: | Publicly owned |
| Activation: | 12/1944 |
| Attended: | All year Every day 0800-1900 (local) |
| Control Tower: | no |
| ARTCC: | Minneapolis Center (ZMP) |
| FSS: | Princeton FSS (PNM) |
| NOTAMs and Weather: | DTL NOTAM-D service at airport |
| Pattern Altitude: | 2197 MSL (800 AGL) |
| Wind Indicator: | Lighted |
| Segmented Circle: | yes |
| Lights: | Dusk-Dawn (local time), Activate MIRL Runway 13/31 & REIL Runways 13, 31 & VASI Runways 13 & 31 - CTAF. |
| Beacon: | Clear-Green (Lighted Land Airport) |
| Landing Fee: | no |
| CTAF: | 122.800 |
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| UNICOM: | 122.800 |
| Weather: | AWOS-3 218-847-8626 111.2 |
| Fuel: | Grade 100LL Gasoline (low lead blue) Jet A - Kerosene, freeze point -40C Self Service Available 24 Hrs. |
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| Airframe Repair: | Major |
| Powerplant Repair: | Major |
| Bottled Oxygen: | None |
| Bulk Oxygen: | None |
| Transient Storage: | Hanger,Tie-Down |
| Other Services: | Pilot Instruction, Aircraft Rental, Aircraft Sales |
Based Aircraft
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Annual Operations
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Ownership
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| Runways: | 13/31 17/35 |
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| Length: | 4500 feet |
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| Width: | 75 feet |
| Surface: | Asphalt / Bituminous Concrete, Good Condition |
| Weight Capacity: | Single Wheel aircraft: 23,000 lbs Dual Wheel aircraft: 42,000 lbs |
| Runway Lights Edge Intensity: | Med Intensity |
| End 13 | End 31 | |
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| True Alignment: | 140, (137 Magnetic) | 320, (317 Magnetic) |
| Runway Markings: | Nonprecision Instrument, Good Condition | Nonprecision Instrument, Good Condition |
| Gradient: | 0.7 | 0.8 Up |
| Elevation at End: | 1397.0' MSL | 1362.0' MSL |
| Elevation at Touchdown Zone: | 1397' MSL | 1390' MSL |
| Threshold Crossing Glide Path Height: | 45' AGL | 35' AGL |
| Visual Glide Slope Indicator: | 4-Box VASI on left side of runway | 4-Box VASI on left side of runway |
| Runway End Identifer Lights (REIL): | Yes & 31 Omnidirectional REIL. |
Yes |
| Objects: | Road | Trees |
| Objects affecting Navigable Airspace (CFR part 77): | Other than utility runway with a nonprecision approach having visibility minimums greater than 3/4 mile | Other than utility runway with a nonprecision approach having visibility minimums greater than 3/4 mile |
| Object Clearance Slope: | 0:1 | 30:1 |
| Object Height: | 2' AGL | 48' AGL |
| Object Distance: | 200' Along centerline 250' Left of centerline |
1650' Along centerline 0L/' Right of centerline |
| Other Objects: | +5 Ft Fence 5 Ft from Runway End 250 Ft R. |
| Length: | 1880 feet by State on 08/28/2002 |
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| Width: | 250 feet |
| Surface: | Grass / Sod, Good Condition |
| End 17 | End 35 | |
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| True Alignment: | 180, (177 Magnetic) | 000, (357 Magnetic) |
| Runway Markings: | None, Runway 17/35 Marked with Cones. | None |
| Objects: | Trees | |
| Objects affecting Navigable Airspace (CFR part 77): | Utility runway with a visual approach | Utility runway with a visual approach |
| Object Clearance Slope: | 50:1 | 16:1 |
| Object Height: | 43' AGL | |
| Object Distance: | 700' Along centerline 190' Left of centerline |
| • | A110*G-This Airport Has Been Surveyed by the National Geodetic Survey. |
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| • | Runway 17/35 Closed Winter Months. |
| • | Ultralights on & in View of Airport. |
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