Ajan

Ajan Airport, opened around the 1950s, is a compact regional airfield with a single small terminal that serves as a vital transport link for remote coastal communities in the Russian Far East. Though modest in size, it handles scheduled domestic connections and seasonal charters to larger hubs like Khabarovsk, making it important for both residents and visitors. Ground access is limited — expect a short taxi ride or infrequent shuttle services from the settlement and seasonal ferry options — so plan transfers carefully. Flights from Ajan are typically operated by regional carriers such as Aurora and local charter operators; because routes are limited, fares can be higher than at major airports, even though on-site facilities and fees remain simple and affordable.