Srednekolymsk Airport

Srednekolymsk Airport (IATA: SEK) is a small regional airport in the Sakha Republic serving the remote town of Srednekolymsk and nearby Arctic settlements; originally opened in the mid-20th century during the Soviet era, it operates from a single modest terminal and handles light turboprop traffic. Though compact, the airport is an important lifeline for northeastern Siberia with regular connections to Yakutsk and seasonal services to surrounding villages; ground access is limited to local roads and taxis with few public transport options, and winter conditions can affect schedules. Fares tend to be higher than major-city averages due to remoteness, and the field is primarily served by Russian regional carriers such as Polar Airlines and Yakutia/other local operators rather than major international hubs.