Unalakleet Airport

Unalakleet Airport in Unalakleet, Alaska, was established in the 1950s and today operates a single small terminal that serves this coastal Norton Sound community. As a compact regional airport, it plays an outsized role for residents and visitors, handling commuter flights, medevac services and seasonal charters to larger hubs. Ground access is simple—a short drive or walk from town with limited taxi and shuttle options—and scheduled connections link Unalakleet to Nome and regional points, with carriers such as Bering Air and regional Ravn services operating regularly. Because of its remote location, fares can be higher than in urban areas, though airport fees and on-site services remain modest.