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Remote Alaska gateway serving the Old Harbor community.
Location
Old Harbor, United States
Old Harbor Airport is a small public-use airport serving the village of Old Harbor, located on the southeastern coast of Kodiak Island in Alaska. The airport provides essential air access for this remote community, which has no road connections to other parts of the island.
The airport is owned by the state of Alaska and is a critical lifeline for residents, supporting mail delivery, medical evacuations, and general passenger travel. Small commuter aircraft are the primary mode of service, connecting Old Harbor to Kodiak and other nearby communities.
Given the rugged terrain and maritime climate of Kodiak Island, the airport operates under challenging weather conditions typical of the Gulf of Alaska region, including fog, rain, and wind.
Terminals
The airport has no formal terminal building; passenger facilities are minimal, consistent with a remote Alaskan village airstrip.
Getting to & from
No formal ground transportation network exists; travel within Old Harbor is limited to the small village accessible on foot or by ATV.
Airlines here
Ravn Alaska and small charter operators have historically provided service connecting Old Harbor to Kodiak.
Notable facts
- ›Old Harbor is a predominantly Alaska Native (Alutiiq/Sugpiaq) community located on Kodiak Island.
- ›The airport serves as the primary link to the outside world, as no roads connect Old Harbor to Kodiak city.
- ›The runway is paved and suitable for small commuter and charter aircraft.
- ›The airport is state-owned and classified as a general aviation facility.
- ›Weather conditions in the area frequently affect flight operations due to the maritime climate.
This profile is provided for general information only. Details may be inaccurate or outdated — always verify with the airport's official website before acting on them.
