📍 Bismarck⬆ 1,661 ft2 runways
KBIS · BIS
Bismarck Municipal Airport
46.77270°N
-100.74600°W
ARR / DAY
0
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100.0%
DEP / DAY
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100.0%
ON-TIME
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schedules pending
AVG DELAY
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7d window
Bismarck Municipal Airport (KBIS/BIS) is a medium regional airport located in Bismarck, ND, 188 mi west of Fargo. It features 2 runways with the longest being 8,794 feet.
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Temp
87°F
Wind
5 kts
0°
Visib
10+ km
Ceil
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Delays by hour
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Communications Frequencies
2026-06-11| Type | Freq (MHz) | Hours |
|---|---|---|
| CTAF | 118.300 | — |
| TWR | 118.300 | 0600-2400 |
| TWR | 257.800 | 0600-2400 |
| GND | 121.900 | 0600-2400 |
| ATIS | 119.350 | 0600-2400 |
| APCH | 126.300 | 0600-2400 |
| APCH | 298.900 | 0600-2400 |
| UNICOM | 122.950 | — |
| OTHER | 49.800 | 0600-2400 |
| ARNG OPS | 49.800 | 0600-2400 |
| LCL/P | 118.300 | 0600-2400 |
| EMERG | 121.500 | 0600-2400 |
| OTHER | 122.200 | — |
| BISMARCK | 122.200 | — |
| OTHER | 134.100 | 0600-2400 |
| ARNG OPS | 134.100 | 0600-2400 |
| OTHER | 135.250 | — |
| WOODWORT | 135.250 | — |
| EMERG | 243.000 | 0600-2400 |
| OTHER | 256.700 | — |
| WOODWORT | 256.700 | — |
| LCL/P | 257.800 | 0600-2400 |
| OTHER | 340.100 | 0600-2400 |
| ARNG OPS | 340.100 | 0600-2400 |
Airport operations
- ARTCC:
- ZMP
- Mag var:
- 7° E
- Fuel:
- 100LL
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Pilot & community notes
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CSummers
08/04/2016
There are 40 hotels in town. I landed at 10pm and because of the boom-bust oil business cycle had no problem getting a room on the top floor. But, something you wouldn't know from a night at the airport, the oil trains go through town every two hours. All through the night. And they are required by federal law to blow their whistle at every on grade crossing. Not a good night of sleep.
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IMC-Fred1
06/22/2012
Don't plan on stopping here unless you have a room reservation. The oil industry has every hotel booked solid, there must be at least 25 hotels in town. Thanks to the great people at Bismark Aero Center who saved the day. They have a sleep room with two beds and courtesy cars. Lack of accomodations is a problem at many towns in North Dakota.
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