Huslia Airport

Huslia Airport, established in the mid-20th century (1950s), is a small single-terminal facility that serves the remote Koyukuk River village of Huslia, Alaska. Though compact, this public-use airport is a vital regional link for residents and visitors, offering scheduled service and air-taxi connections to larger hubs like Fairbanks and surrounding communities. Ground access is limited—seasonal river travel and local trails supplement the mostly airborne connections—so travelers should plan transfers with local carriers. The airport itself is budget-friendly for passengers, but flights to/from remote Alaskan villages can be comparatively expensive; it is not a hub for major airlines, instead served by regional and charter operators.