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The Fergus Falls Airport is managed by Sky Crew Services LLC. 

The Airport is located at 4005 MN-210   
Fergus Falls, MN 56537
Phone: 218-739-3733
Email: skycrewservices@gmail.com
Web: www.SkyCrewServices.com

The airport is open to the public and is staffed from 8 am-5 pm Monday through Friday and from 9 am-2 pm on Saturday.   Hours are subject to change during the summer and winter hours.
Location
The Einar Mickelson Field is located on Airport Drive located one mile west of I-94 on Minnesota Highway 210. The mean sea level elevation is 1182 foot. It is located at the 46-17-03 latitude and 96-09-24 coordinates. There is no scheduled air service.
Runways
The primary runway 13-31 is 100 feet by 5,640 feet, covered by an asphalt surface with friction cost. The crosswind runway 17-35 is 75 feet by 3,300 covered by an asphalt surface.
Navigational aids
PAPI, REIL, MALSR, ILS, VOR, BEACON and NDB are available 122.8 Unicom Frequency
Fuel Service
Fuel service is available including Jet-A and 100LL
A&PIA Maintenance Service and aircraft storage is available.  Fuel is available after hours by calling 218-739-3733

Minnesota Aviation
Drone Usage
The Federal Aviation Administration has the following rules for operating an unmanned aircraft:

Fly for Fun Fly for Work
Pilot Requirements No pilot requirements Must have Remote Pilot Airman Certificate
Must be 16 years old
Must pass TSA vetting
Aircraft Requirements Unless exclusively operated in compliance with Section 336 of Public Law 112-95 (Special Rule for Model Aircraft), the aircraft must be registered if over 55 lbs.
 Must be less than 55 lbs
Must be registered if over 55 lbs. (online)
Must undergo pre-flight check to ensure UAS is in condition for safe operation
Location Requirements 5 miles from airports without prior notification to airport and air traffic control Class G airspace
Operating Rules Must ALWAYS yield right of way to manned aircraft
Must keep the aircraft in visual line of sight UAS must be under 55 lbs.
Must follow community based safety guidelines
Must notify airport and air traffic control tower before flying within 5 miles of an airport		 Must keep the aircraft in visual line of sight
Must fly under 400 feet
Must fly during the day
Must fly at or below 100 mph
Must yield right of way to manned aircraft
Must NOT fly over people
Must NOT fly from a moving vehicle
Example Applications Educational or recreational flying only Flying for commercial use (ex. providing aerial surveying or photography services)
Flying incidental to a business (ex. doing roof inspections or real estate photography)
Legal or Regulatory Basis Public Law 112-95, Section 336- Special Rule for Model Aircraft FAA Interpretation of the Special Rule for Model Aircraft Title 14 of the Code of Federal Regulation
(14 CFR) Part 107