Fort Yukon Airport

Fort Yukon Airport (FYU) serves the remote village of Fort Yukon, Alaska, and was established in the mid-20th century (around the 1950s); the compact facility has a single small terminal building and functions as a vital regional airstrip rather than a large commercial hub. It’s a key lifeline for residents and visitors, with scheduled and charter links to Fairbanks and neighboring Yukon River communities and local shuttle or taxi options to the town center; river travel can be a seasonal alternative. Flights are generally pricier than urban routes due to remoteness, and the field is commonly used by Alaska regional carriers and local charter operators rather than major network airlines.