Sloulin Field International Airport - (701) 774-8594

Public Use Airport Located in Williston, North Dakato

Sloulin Field International Airport is located in Williston, North Dakota and services western North Dakota and eastern Montana. The Williston area offers excellent hunting, fishing, hiking, camping, and is part of the Lewis and Clark Trail. Williston is also located in the center of Bakken Shale Formation, the largest continuous oil reserve ever assessed by the U.S. Geological Survey.

Sloulin Field International Airport has commerical service by Delta Airlines and United Airlines.These airlines provide service to Denver and Minneapolis. On August 19th, 2014, United Airlines will begin direct flights to Houston, TX. Williston Jet Center offers charter rental and leasing services.

Our new terminal, completed in 2005, less congestion, fast security screening and many amenities. The City of Williston and its residents take great pride in their city and welcome you to the area.

Sloulin Field International Airport

Parking Rules and Regulations

The City of Williston is not responsible for damage or theft of vehicles while they are parked in the Airport’s parking lot.

You must pay prior to leaving on an aircraft. To pay for parking, there are two kiosks in the Airport terminal to enter your vehicle license plate number, and the duration of your stay. You do NOT need to put the receipt in your vehicle, but keep the receipt as proof of payment.

Vehicles can be parked as long as the space is being paid for.

Parking is $7 per day.

Any vehicle parked outside of the designated parking spaces, the Airport reserves the right to tow the vehicle at the owner’s expense.

No large commercial vehicles are allowed to be parked in the Airport’s parking lot.

Any vehicle leaking fluids is subject to tow.

Any vehicle impeding snow removal operations is subject to tow.

For any questions about airport parking, please contact Republic Parking at williston@republicparking.com or 701-339-6294. There is also a help button on the kiosks in the terminal.

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