Airlake Airport

The Airlake Airport Advisory Commission (ALAAC) is comprised of appointed airport users and representatives from the communities that surround Airlake. The commission brings together MAC staff and Airlake tenants and neighbors to discuss airport development, aircraft operations and noise concerns. 

Check our calendar for meeting locations and details. Meeting materials are available at the link below.

There are many options for securing hangar space at our airports, including hangars for sale, rent and sublease. There are also sites to build a new hangar. Click below for hangar listings and contact information.

At this link tenants will find a wide variety of documents related to environmental issues, insurance requirements, maintenance standards and forms for leases, among others.

 The MAC’s seven-airport system functions as a unit to manage air traffic in the region surrounding Minneapolis and St. Paul. A key part of that unified effort is the development of long-term comprehensive plans (LTCP) for each of our airports.

The LVN Noise Abatement Best Practices were developed to promote voluntary measures that help reduce aircraft noise and overflights for the communities surrounding LVN.

When practical, pilots are asked to follow the established voluntary measures when utilizing the airport in consideration of airport neighbors. 

Airlake Airport (LVN) has a single 4,099' x 75' runway and full-length parallel taxiway. The airport offers a precision instrument landing system for Runway 30 and a non-precision approach to Runway 12. Pilots use right-hand traffic when operating on Runway 12.

Pilots use common traffic advisory procedures flying to and from the airport, which has no air traffic control tower. Click on the Fly Neighborly button for information on how to help keep the noise down. Thank you!

Future development plans for LVN include new hangars in the southwest corner of the airfield and possible runway extension to 4,850 feet. 

Pilots are asked to follow established Noise Abatement Best Practices while operating in the vicinity and at the airport. The FAA's Advisory Circular No. 91-36d (2004) provides guidance for aircraft operating under Visual Flight Rules (VFR) flying near noise sensitive areas.

There are many parcels of land around the MAC's seven airports for development for a variety of business types including hospitality, restaurants, retail, professional services, light industrial and manufacturing.

Each MAC airport has a public viewing area. Click on the link below to map the viewing area location for the Airlake Airport:

The MAC completed a Long-Term Comprehensive Plan (LTCP) for the Airlake Airport (Airport) in the city of Lakeville, Minnesota in April 2018. The MAC, in cooperation with the FAA, is evaluating possible improvements to the Airport to meet the goals and objectives of the LTCP. To consider all potential environmental effects and satisfy federal, state, and local environmental regulations, the MAC is conducting environmental studies for these improvements.

Additional information about the project will soon be available on this website. In the meantime, if you wish to subscribe to our email list to receive project updates as they become available, please click the link below.