Terney

Terney Airport, opened in the Soviet era in the 1960s (circa 1965), is a small regional airfield in Primorsky Krai with a single modest terminal serving the coastal town of Terney and surrounding nature reserves. Though compact, it plays an important role for remote communities, offering seasonal and scheduled regional flights rather than heavy international traffic. Access is primarily by coastal road with taxis and infrequent buses linking the terminal to town; regional flights or a long drive connect travelers to larger hubs like Vladivostok. Services are basic and generally affordable on-site, but actual airfares can be higher due to limited competition; the airport is not a hub but is served by regional carriers and local charter operators.