Makkovik Airport

Makkovik Airport, opened in the 1960s, is a small regional airfield serving the coastal Inuit community of Makkovik in Labrador, Newfoundland and Labrador. The single-terminal facility handles light scheduled and charter flights and functions as an essential community link rather than a major aviation hub. There are no road connections to other provinces, so the airport connects to the town via a short local road and links residents to other Labrador communities and seasonal coastal ferry services; public transit is minimal and taxis or walking are common. Flights to Makkovik tend to be pricier due to remoteness, though the airport itself is simple and low-cost to use.