Dalnegorsk

Dalnegorsk Airport in the Russian Far East opened in the mid-20th century (around the 1960s) and remains a compact regional field with a single small terminal serving the mining town of Dalnegorsk and surrounding communities in Primorsky Krai. Modest in size but locally important, the airport handles limited scheduled services and general aviation rather than long-haul traffic. Access is straightforward by road — a short drive from town with taxis and occasional regional buses linking to nearby cities — though public transport options are limited. It isn’t a hub for major carriers, mainly served by regional airlines, and ticket prices are generally more affordable than at larger airports.