Logistics

Fargo Jet Center (FJC) is a full-service general aviation company based at Fargo’s Hector International Airport (KFAR). Fargo Jet Center currently occupies office and hangar facilities consisting of more than 230,000 sq ft. FJC’s total footprint on the Hector International Airport covers nearly 10 acres. The new $22 million, 112,000 sq. Ft. complex is comprised of a 27,000 sq. ft. maintenance hangar, a 23,000 sq. ft. hangar dedicated to aircraft special mission modifications, and a surround of maintenance and avionics support offices, technical workspace, and rooms for composite fabrication, paint, and sheet metal fabrication. Additionally, the expansion will complement FJC’s FBO services as the hangars will feature 30-foot-tall doors to accommodate some of the largest business aircraft in use today.

• 24/7 FBO Services
• 24/7 Control Tower & Approach
• 24/7 U.S. Port of Entry with On-site Customs
• 9,000 ft. Runway with 2 ILS approaches
• Competitive and flexible fuel pricing
• Hangars to accommodate G650/Global

Overnight shipping services are provided by FedEx and UPS. FedEx shipments flow from Fargo’s hub to FedEx’s hub in Memphis, TN. From Memphis, FedEx provides nationwide nonstop service. UPS shipments are flown from Fargo to Sioux Falls, SD to the UPS hub in Louisville, KY. From Louisville, UPS offers nationwide nonstop service. In addition, DHL provides international cargo service to Fargo-Moorhead and the surrounding region. Cargo is transferred from Fargo to Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport for international shipment.

More than 80 motor carrier companies, representing hundreds of tractors, trailers and trucks, haul every type of cargo for businesses in Fargo-Moorhead.

U.S. Customs Port of Entry: Hector International Airport is a U.S. Customs Port of Entry and full-time Customs Service is available.

Fargo has a designated foreign trade zone (FTZ), #267 with six sites across Cass County. Fargo’s FTZ is a restricted-access site in or adjacent to a U.S. Customs port of entry that is legally defined as outside the Customs territory of the United States. A company that is in an FTZ can eliminate, reduce or defer tariffs on parts they import. This directly and positively impacts the bottom line for local manufacturers that conduct business globally. For our companies in Clay County, FTZ status can be achieved by working with existing FTZs in Minnesota.

Being located in the center of North America means Fargo-Moorhead is the perfect location to move goods and materials anywhere — and we have the transportation infrastructure to get it there. Fargo-Moorhead is served by four railroads: BNSF, Canada Pacific Railway (CPR), Otter Tail Valley Railroad (OTVR), and Red River Valley Western Railroad (RRVW).