Owatonna, US 🇺🇸 Closed Airport
ICAO
US-10056
IATA
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Elevation
1148 ft
Region
US-MN
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Location: 44.094101° N, -93.267997° E
Continent: North America
Type: Closed Airport
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Circa 2018-2019. The parent company, Agri Helicopter Inc., became inactive with the Minnesota Secretary of State in 2019. Satellite imagery confirms the presence of a helicopter on-site in 2017, but it is absent in subsequent years, indicating operations ceased around this time.
Economic / Business Cessation. The heliport was a private facility owned and operated by the company Agri Helicopter Inc. The closure of the heliport was a direct result of its parent company ceasing all business operations and subsequently being dissolved.
The site is currently a private, non-operational property. Satellite imagery shows that the physical infrastructure, including a hangar and a concrete landing pad, remains intact at the coordinates. However, it is no longer registered or used as an active heliport. The property appears to be maintained as a private residence with outbuildings.
The Agri Helicopter Inc. Heliport was a private-use facility that served as the base of operations for its namesake company. For over 40 years (the company was founded in 1976), it was a vital local asset for the agricultural community in Owatonna and the surrounding Steele County area. Operations primarily consisted of agricultural aviation services, including crop dusting, spraying, seeding, and aerial application of fertilizer. The heliport supported the region's farming industry by providing efficient and timely aerial services that are crucial for modern agriculture.
None known. As the heliport was intrinsically tied to a specific business that is now defunct, there are no public plans or prospects for its reopening. A new owner would need to purchase the private property and seek new certification for any aviation activities, which is considered highly unlikely.