Egegik Airport

Egegik Airport opened in the mid-1950s and operates a single small terminal, serving as a compact but vital regional airport for the Bristol Bay fishing community. The gravel-runway facility handles scheduled commuter flights and charters rather than large jets, making it an important link to hubs like King Salmon and Dillingham. Ground access is basic—a short drive or boat ride from the village with limited taxi and shuttle options—so most travelers connect via regional carriers such as Grant Aviation and other Alaskan commuter operators. Flights to and from Egegik tend to be pricier than mainland routes due to its remote location, while on-site costs remain modest.