Kasigluk Airport

Kasigluk Airport is a small state-owned airport serving the village of Kasigluk in Alaska’s Bethel region; established in the mid-20th century, it features a single small terminal and one gravel runway that handles light commercial and charter traffic. Though modest in size, the airport is an essential regional link, offering scheduled connections to Bethel and other hub communities via regional carriers and local air taxi operators. Ground access is limited to village roads, ATVs or winter trails, and travelers should plan for weather-related schedule changes. Because of its remote location and limited competition, fares can be higher than at larger airports.