Our Team
Rochester International Airport is owned by the City of Rochester and operated by the Rochester Airport Company, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Mayo Clinic.
Airport Commission
The Airport Commission, made up of at least five members, including the Mayor of Rochester, Director of Public Works or appointee, President of the City Council, Mayo Clinic Representative and the Airport Director.
Airport Commission Members:
- Kim Norton, Mayor, City of Rochester
- Steven Rymer, City Administrator
- Dillon Dombrovski, Public Works, City of Rochester
- Randy Staver, City Council President
- Timothy Geisler (or appointed Mayo Clinic Representative)
- John Reed, Executive Director, Rochester International Airport
Rochester Airport Company Board / Mayo Leadership
Rochester Airport Company oversight is conducted by a governing board comprised of Mayo Clinic staff.
Rochester Airport Company Staff
The Rochester Airport Company manages and operates the Rochester International Airport. Rochester International Airport is under the direct leadership of the Airport Director, Mr. John Reed. The Rochester Airport currently employs 22 full-time staff in the Administration, Maintenance, and Fire Departments.
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Why we miss travel so much, according to psychologists
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Travel becomes not just the way we derive satisfaction, but the lens through which others see us and, ultimately, how we see ourselves.
Rise and shine! What a beautiful sunrise to start your day.
#rochmn #mnwx #nofilter #sunrise #brrrr @ Rochester International Airport - Rochester, MN https://www.instagram.com/p/CKROWfflvla/?igshid=1wsm09j0yqnje
Very helpful info if you plan to travel with your little one in the future.
VIDEO: Traveling with your little ones soon? Most items in your diaper bag are exempt from TSA’s liquids rule! Breast milk, powdered formula, baby food and snacks, bottles and sippy cups are all okay to fly. Check out this video to learn more:
CDC has announced that all international travelers flying to the U.S., beginning January 26, 2021, will be required to show proof of a negative COVID-19 test result prior to boarding any international flight to the United States. https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/travelers/testing-international-air-travelers.html
