Flying Cloud Airport

The Flying Cloud Airport Advisory Commission (FCAAC) was reconstituted in 2006 and is comprised of appointed airport users and Eden Prairie community members. 

The Commission meets quarterly at the Eden Prairie City Center, generally on the second Thursday of the month at 7 p.m., to discuss issues pertaining to Flying Cloud.

Meeting materials are available at this website. 

The Flying Cloud JAZB adopted its final Zoning Ordinance in April 2019 and is no longer active. Find a comprehensive offering of archived JAZB materials at the link.

The Flying Cloud Airport (FCM) Operational Implementation Agreement between the MAC and the city of Eden Prairie outlines actions and procedures that help address the aircraft noise concerns of FCM neighbors.

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 schedules and forms for leases, among others.

Flying Cloud has played an important role in the Twin Cities since the airport opened in 1943. Located approximately 14 miles from downtown Minneapolis, the airport is considered by the MAC to be a primary reliever airport for the Minneapolis – St. Paul International Airport (MSP). Due to its location in the southwest suburbs, businesses consider it an important part of their local operations.

The MAC – working together with communities, aircraft operators and the Federal Aviation Administration – has developed several strategies for helping reduce aircraft noise in neighborhoods around each of our seven airports, including Flying Cloud.

Flying Cloud has an FAA-operated control tower and an instrument landing system. The tower operates daily in the winter from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m., staying open an extra hour, till 10 p.m., in summer. Full-service operators offer corporate aircraft services, recreational flight training, and aircraft charter, rental, sales, maintenance and Life Source flights. 

Please note: Flying Cloud Airport is noise sensitive. Pilots are asked to click on the Fly Neighborly button for information on how to help keep the noise down. Thank you!

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 Flying Cloud Airport:

New addresses for Flying Cloud Airport tenants are available on this webpage.