Aupaluk Airport

Aupaluk Airport opened in the 1970s and remains a tiny but vital air link for the Inuit village of Aupaluk in Nunavik, Quebec, featuring a single compact terminal and a short gravel runway that handles small regional aircraft. As a remote community airport, it’s modest in size but crucial for passenger travel, medevac and cargo; scheduled flights and charters typically connect to larger regional hubs such as Kuujjuaq and Salluit. Public transport is minimal—most passengers walk or use local taxi services—so plan transfers carefully. Flights to Aupaluk tend to be pricier than southern routes due to remoteness, and service is mainly provided by Air Inuit and regional charter operators rather than serving as a hub.