Brevig Mission Airport

Brevig Mission Airport (IATA: KTS) opened in the mid-20th century (around the 1950s) and today operates as a small, single-terminal airfield serving the village on the Seward Peninsula. The compact state-owned strip is a vital regional link rather than a major hub, providing scheduled and charter connections to Nome and other nearby communities via Alaska regional carriers. With no road access to larger cities, travelers rely on short flights or seasonal snow travel; local transport between town and the airstrip is straightforward. Because of its remote location and limited service options, flights to KTS tend to be pricier than mainland routes, and the airport is not used as a hub by major airlines.