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Introduction
Description Available under Creative Commons License CC-BY Akiachak Airport (IATA: KKI) is located in the remote interior of Alaska. Akiachak is a small state-owned public-use airport that connects the remote town in Bethel Census Area with other parts of Alaska and beyond.
Airlines and Destinations
Akiachak Airport has only one destination, which is Akiachak. While the location makes it an ideal transit hub, and there is clear demand for more air services in its territory, such demographic growth points to plenty of future opportunities.
Passengers and Flights Served
Akiachak Airport had two passenger boardings (enplanements) in 2007, an increase of 44% over the previous year. This trend chart reveals how the airport is ever more important and increasingly plays a role in connecting its home region to other areas.
How to Get Here
Latitude: 60.90786 Longitude: -161.43508 Aircraft Breaking Pipe (?) Airport names go with another way coordinate Japanese, Russian coordinates Akiachak Airport. Flying is the most practical means of transportation in this distant area of Alaska, and visitors may access its airport. A few popular airlines and travel providers often offer flights to Akiachak.
Parking
They provide car parking facilities for people who wish to travel by a private vehicle. Yet, as the airport is small in size, parking may also be limited, so it would do good for visitors to make proper arrangements prior to their visit.
Transportation Price
Due to varying distances from the origin, each of these transportation and parcel delivery options can run at different prices. We always suggest visitors do their research to see how prices differ case by case, so they find the most appropriate option for themselves.
Terminal Layout
The layout of Akiachak Airport terminal is very simple and includes the basic services for passengers. The airport has two runways: 9/27 and 14/32.
Navigate the Airport
Finding your way around Akiachak Airport is a pretty obvious thing to do. It is easy for the passengers to find the terminal, check-in counters, security checkpoint, and other essential facilities in its compact, unusual layout.
Getting Between Terminals
Since Akiachak Airport is home to just one terminal, there are no passenger terminals for travelers to walk through.
Services and Amenities
Although Akiachak Airport may not be as comprehensive a facility as other, larger airports in terms of accommodations and services offered to passengers (such as vendors and food service), it does cater to the essential requirements, e.g., toilets/restrooms, seating, etc.
Restaurants and Shops
Owing to its small size, there is not much in the way of dining or retail concessions at this airport. We speak to passengers traveling at this time of day, telling them when they should plan and suggest that they bring themselves whatever snacks or refreshments they need.
Security and Customs
Since it is a domestic airport, Akiachak Airport maintains similar TSA perimeters as other United States airports. For domestic travel, there is no need for customs processing.
Accessibility
Facilities for the Disabled: Akiachak Airport aims to help all passengers have a smoother air travel experience by having accessible services and facilities in place. The smaller size of the airport and very helpful staff can mean a smoother travel experience for all visitors.
Travel Tips
If you are planning to visit Akiachak, we suggest booking flights in advance, particularly during busy times of year. Travelers should be prepared for the challenges of air travel in remote Alaskan regions, including weather delays and few other transportation options.