VFR

KRST

ROCHESTER INTL

ROCHESTER, MN

Elevation
1,317 ft
Control
Towered
CTAF
118.30
Runways (2)
9,034 ft
Fuel
100LL, Jet A
Train Here
Great Planes Aviation
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About Rochester International

KRST identifies Rochester International, a publicly owned, towered airport in Rochester, Minnesota. Two runways anchor operations. 13/31 measures 9,034 by 150 feet of concrete; 03/21 stretches 7,301 by 150 feet of mixed asphalt and concrete. Nine published approaches span ILS/LOC, ILS Z, RNAV (GPS), and ILS Y procedures. Tower operates 118.3 MHz, ATIS 120.5 MHz, ground 121.9 MHz. Both 100LL avgas and Jet A available. Southeastern Minnesota Flying Club operates here alongside Rochester Community & Technical College and Great Planes Aviation flight schools. The airport sits at 1,317 feet above mean sea level.

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Questions

Where is Rochester International (KRST) located?
Rochester International is located in Rochester, MN.
Is Rochester International a public or private airport?
Rochester International (KRST) is a public-use airport, open to general aviation.
How many runways does Rochester International have?
Rochester International has 2 runways. The longest is 13/31 at 9,034 feet of concrete, alongside 03/21.
What is the field elevation at Rochester International?
Rochester International sits at 1,317 feet above mean sea level.
Does Rochester International have an instrument approach?
Yes. Rochester International has 9 published instrument approach procedures, including ILS and RNAV (GPS).
Does Rochester International have an air traffic control tower?
Yes, Rochester International (KRST) is a towered airport.
What is the CTAF frequency at KRST?
Rochester International's CTAF frequency is 118.3 MHz.
What fuel is available at Rochester International?
Rochester International sells 100LL and Jet A.
Are there flight schools at Rochester International?
Yes. Organizations based at Rochester International include Great Planes Aviation, Rochester Community & Technical College, and Southeastern Minnesota Flying Club.