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5010 Inspection Dates 5010 Inspection Dates City Airport Last InspectedInspector Next Insp Ada Norman County/Ada/Twin Valley Airport 8/9/2018 2021 Aitkin Aitkin Municipal Airport ‐ Steve Kurtz Fiel 10/15/2018 2021 Albert Lea Albert Lea Municipal Airport 6/4/2020Jim 2020 Alexandria Alexandria Municipal Airport ‐ Chandler Fi 8/19/2020Tim 2020 Appleton Appleton Municipal Airport 11/4/2020Tim 2020 Austin Austin Municipal Airport 7/23/2020Rick 2020 Backus Backus Municipal Airport 5/15/2020Rick 2020 Bagley Bagley Municipal Airport 10/7/2020Tim 2020 Baudette Baudette International 9/7/2018 2021 Bemidji Bemidji Regional Airport 10/7/2019Kelly 2022 Bemidji Moberg Air Base Seaplane Base 10/7/2019Kelly 2022 Benson Benson Municipal Airport ‐ Veterans Field 8/4/2020Tim 2020 Big Falls Big Falls Municipal Airport 9/23/2019Kelly 2022 Bigfork Bigfork Municipal Airport 10/15/2020Tim 2020 Blue Earth Blue Earth Municipal Airport 8/12/2020Tim 2020 Bowstring Bowstring Airport 7/30/2018 2021 Brainerd Brainerd Lakes Regional Airport 9/21/2018Rick 2022 Brooten Brooten Municipal Airport/John O. Bohm 7/12/2019Kelly 2022 Buffalo Buffalo Municipal Airport 9/8/2020Rick 2020 Caledonia Houston County Airport 5/18/2018 2021 Cambridge Cambridge Municipal Airport 8/12/2018 2021 Canby Canby Municipal Airport ‐ Myers Field 9/10/2019Kelly 2022 Clarissa Clarissa Municipal Airport 10/17/2019Kelly 2022 Clear Lake Leaders Clear Lake Airport 8/6/2018 2021 Cloquet Cloquet‐Carlton County Airport 11/13/2020Jim 2020 Cook Cook Municipal Airport 9/2/2020Tim 2020 Crane Lake Scott's Seaplane Base 10/19/2018 2021 Crookston Crookston Municipal Airport ‐ Kirkwood Fi 8/22/2019Kelly 2022 Deerwood Birch Lake Seaplane Base 10/8/2019Rick 2022 Detroit Lakes Detroit Lakes Municipal Airport 5/29/2018 2021 Thursday, March 25, 2021 Page 1 of 5 City Airport Last InspectedInspector Next Insp Dodge Center Dodge Center Municipal Airport 6/6/2019Kelly 2022 Duluth Duluth International Airport 10/6/2015 2021 Duluth Duluth Sky Harbor Airport 8/14/2020Jim 2020 East Gull Lake East Gull Lake Airport 7/16/2018 2021 East Gull Lake Steamboat Bay Seaplane Base 9/21/2018 2021 Elbow Lake Elbow Lake Municipal Airport‐Pride of the 10/17/2019Kelly 2022 Ely Ely Municipal Airport 9/2/2020Tim 2020 Eveleth Eveleth‐Virginia Municipal Airport 9/17/2020Rick 2020 Eveleth Sky Harbor Seaplane Base 9/17/2020Rick 2020 Fairmont Fairmont Municipal Airport 8/12/2020Tim 2020 Faribault Faribault Municipal Airport‐Liz Wall Stroh 7/8/2020Jim 2020 Fergus Falls Fergus Falls Municipal Airport‐Einar Mick 9/28/2018 2021 Fertile Fertile Municipal Airport 8/23/2018 2021 Forest Lake Forest Lake Airport 5/7/2020Rick 2020 Fosston Fosston Municipal Airport ‐ Anderson Fiel 7/31/2019Jim 2022 Glencoe Glencoe Municipal Airport ‐ Vernon Persc 5/3/2018 2021 Glenwood Glenwood Municipal Airport 8/14/2018 2021 Grand Marais Grand Marais‐Cook County Airport 7/31/2019Kelly 2022 Grand Marais Grand Marais‐Cook County Seaplane Base 8/30/2017 2022 Grand Marais Gunflint Lodge Seaplane Base 9/24/2018 2021 Grand Rapids Grand Rapids/Itasca Co‐Gordon Newstro 8/15/2019Kelly 2022 Granite Falls Granite Falls Muni‐Lenzen‐Roe‐Fagan Me 6/22/2018 2021 Grygla Grygla Municipal Airport‐ Mel Wilkens Fie 10/7/2020Tim 2020 Hallock Hallock Municipal Airport 9/18/2020Tim 2020 Hawley Hawley Municipal Airport 7/30/2019Jim 2022 Hector Hector Municipal Airport 10/12/2018 2021 Henning Henning Municipal Airport 9/28/2018 2021 Herman Herman Municipal Airport 8/17/2018 2021 Hibbing Carey Lake Seaplane Base 9/30/2016 2020 Hibbing Range Regional Airport 9/30/2016 2020 Hill City Hill City‐Quadna Mountain Airport 8/15/2019Kelly 2022 Thursday, March 25, 2021 Page 2 of 5 City Airport Last InspectedInspector Next Insp Hinckley Field of Dreams 9/17/2020Rick 2020 Hutchinson Hutchinson Municipal Airport ‐ Butler Fiel 7/23/2018 2021 International Falls Falls International Airport 9/29/2016 2022 International Falls International Falls Seaplane Base 9/23/2019Kelly 2022 Inver Grove Heights Wipline Seaplane Base 10/12/2018 2021 Jackson Jackson Municipal Airport 9/25/2019Jim 2022 Karlstad Karlstad Municipal Airport 6/8/2018 2021 Le Sueur Le Sueur Municipal Airport 9/6/2019Jim 2022 Lino Lakes Surfside Seaplane Base 10/12/2018 2021 Litchfield Litchfield Municipal Airport 6/7/2019Kelly 2022 Little Falls Little Falls/Morrison County‐Lindbergh Fi 5/10/2019Kelly 2022 Littlefork Littlefork Municipal ‐ Hanover Airport 9/18/2020Rick 2020 Long Prairie Long Prairie Municipal Airport ‐ Todd Fiel 7/29/2020Tim 2020 Longville Longville Municipal Airport 6/25/2019Kelly 2022 Luverne Luverne Municipal Airport ‐ Quentin Aane 8/20/2019Kelly 2022 Madison Lac Qui Parle County Airport‐ Bud Frye Fie 8/4/2020Rick 2020 Mahnomen Mahnomen County Airport 8/9/2018 2021 Mankato Mankato Regional Airport ‐ Sohler Field 7/23/2018 2021 Maple Lake Maple Lake Municipal ‐ Bill Mavencamp S 8/6/2018 2021 Marshall Southwest Minnesota Regional‐Marshall/ 5/30/2019Kelly 2022 McGregor McGregor ‐ Isedor Iverson Airport 7/2/2018 2021 Milaca Milaca Municipal Airport 5/21/2020Rick 2020 Minneapolis 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B 5/15/2019Kelly 2022 Sauk Centre Sauk Centre Municipal Airport 7/29/2020Tim 2020 Slayton Slayton Municipal Airport 5/5/2017 2021 Sleepy Eye Sleepy Eye Municipal Airport 11/20/2020Rick 2020 South St. Paul South St. Paul Municipal Airport ‐ Fleming 7/19/2019Kelly 2022 Springfield Springfield Municipal Airport 8/7/2020Tim 2020 St. Cloud St. Cloud Regional Airport 8/21/2020Jim 2020 St. James St. James Municipal Airport 8/7/2020Tim 2020 Thursday, March 25, 2021 Page 4 of 5 City Airport Last InspectedInspector Next Insp St. Paul Lake Elmo Airport 7/26/2019Kelly 2022 St. Paul St. Paul Downtown Airport ‐ Holman Field 11/7/2019Rick 2022 Stanton Stanton Airfield 7/2/2019Jim 2022 Staples Staples Municipal Airport 8/7/2019Kelly 2022 Starbuck Starbuck Municipal Airport 7/12/2019Kelly 2022 Stephen Stephen Municipal Airport 6/8/2018 2021 Thief River Falls Thief River Falls Regional Airport 9/6/2018 2021 Tower Tower Municipal Airport 7/31/2019Kelly 2022 Tracy Tracy Municipal Airport 9/26/2019Jim 2022 Two Harbors Two Harbors Municipal ‐ Richard B. Helge 6/18/2018 2021 Tyler Tyler Municipal Airport 9/25/2019Jim 2022 Wadena Wadena Municipal Airport 10/9/2020Rick 2020 Walker Walker Municipal Airport 9/18/2020Rick 2020 Warren Warren Municipal Airport 7/11/2018 2021 Warroad Warroad International Memorial Airport 8/6/2019Jim 2022 Waseca Waseca Municipal Airport 5/21/2020Jim 2020 Waskish Waskish Municipal Airport 6/24/2020Rick 2020 Waubun Jolly Fisherman Seaplane Base 9/12/2018 2021 Wells Wells Municipal Airport 10/7/2019Jim 2022 Wheaton Wheaton Municipal Airport 8/17/2018 2021 Willmar Willmar Municipal Airport ‐ John L. Rice Fi 7/27/2018 2021 Windom Windom Municipal Airport 9/23/2020Tim 2020 Winona Winona Municipal Airport ‐ Max Conrad F 8/6/2019Kelly 2022 Winsted Winsted Municipal Airport 5/3/2018 2021 Worthington Worthington Municipal Airport 8/22/2019Kelly 2022 Thursday, March 25, 2021 Page 5 of 5.
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