DLH Airport Overview
Duluth International Airport DLH is located in Duluth, Minnesota, along the shores of Lake Superior. Other cities served by the airport include Hermantown, Minn., and Superior, Wis. Duluth airport is the gateway to the region’s pristine wilderness areas including Minnesota’s Boundary Water Canoe Area Wilderness. DLH Airport prides itself for its stand-out service. Choosing this airport often means less time and expense getting to the airport, and getting to the departure gates and onto the plane quicker than at large airports.
DLH airport is served by Northwest/Delta, Mesaba and Allegient airlines offering daily, nonstop flights to Detroit and Minneapolis/St. Paul on regional jets. DLH airport’s distinctive peaked terminal was built in 1974. As a small airport, it is easy to navigate, with baggage claim and ticketing on the first level and gates and eating options on the second level. In the past few years, upgrades were made to the airfield and facilities—including Category II instrument landing capabilities to minimize delays in foul weather--and an auto-pay parking system and in-line baggage screening process to improve security and convenience. And with the start of an all-new terminal, airport facilities are being continually updated. The Duluth FAA facility provides 24-hour radar approach services and air traffic control. The fixed base operator, Monaco Air Duluth, offers complete corporate and general aviation services. 24-hour U.S. Customs assistance is also available at the terminal.
Main Terminal / Concourses at Duluth DLH Airport There is only one terminal at DLH Airport.