Perryville Airport

Perryville Airport: Gateway to the Alaska Wilderness

Introduction

Located deep within the expansive wilderness of Alaska, Perryville Airport (IATA: KPV) provides essential transportation for isolated Lake and Peninsula Borough villages. KPV is a vital link to the magnificent wilderness of this remote corner of Alaska, and as such it serves both its local residents as well as visitors who come here for tourism or even business.

Airlines and Destinations

The main airlines operating at Perryville Airport are Peninsula Airways (PenAir), which has flights to King Salmon Airport. It offers a way for passengers to connect on flights across its broader network, which includes Anchorage (ANC) and other key Alaska hub cities.

Passenger and Flight Count

Individual enplanements declined in 2008 by more than five percent from the previous year, and according to data provided by Perryville Airport Authority, it had 619 boardings (down almost three percent). KPV is an important component of the region's transportation infrastructure, providing essential general aviation services to both commercial and private aircraft.

How to Get Here

Perryville Airport (IATA: KPV, FAA LID: PVL) is a public airport one nautical mile (2 km) southwest of the central business district of Perryville. Its premises can be reached using several methods, such as private car rides or via taxis and local transport services.

Parking

The terminal provides plenty of on-site parking for passengers who are driving in, making it a very secure and convenient option. Please check here for the latest parking information and costs prior to your visit.

Transportation Price

The cost of transportation to and from Perryville Airport is variable, depending on the service provider as well as the distance traveled. We highly recommend that visitors do some investigation, and then compare it with the options available so they can closely match their own requirement at its best.

Terminal Layout

The traffic level at Perryville is low enough that the terminal layout can be straightforward and quickly navigated. The terminal building is single-story and has facilities like check-in counters, a waiting area, as well as basic amenities.

Navigate the Airport

Perryville Airport is easy to navigate. Together with its simple arrangements to manage passengers in the check-in counter area, security checkpoint, and departure gates, travelers can rely on clear signage and helpful staff based at info points (INFOs).

Getting Between Terminals

Perryville Airport is a one-terminal facility, so there is no need to worry about transferring between terminals, which makes it more comfortable for the passengers. The facility is small, with all arrivals and departures happening within the same area.

Services and Amenities

Given the small size of Perryville Airport, passengers should not expect much in terms of amenities aside from restrooms and a waiting area - there might be a snack bar or vending machines as well.

Restaurants and Shops

As the airport is located in a relatively remote area and is not very large, there are limited dining options. Visitors must take this into consideration and carry with them any food or drink they may need.

Security and Customs

Being a small domestic airport within the US, Perryville Airport complies with normal TSA screening and security restrictions. Passengers are advised to arrive sufficiently early for screening.

Accessibility

We welcome visitors with disabilities at Perryville Airport. The terminal building and facilities are accessible to all passengers, allowing more convenient pathways that keep the user experience pleasant for everyone.

Travel Tips

When flying through Perryville, you'll be advised to pad extra time, pack as lightly as possible, and get ready for the challenges of flying in Alaska's undeveloped regions. You also need to check the weather and flight timings before leaving for carefree travel.