Egegik Airport

Egegik Airport (IATA: EGX, ICAO: PAII) is a small general aviation facility located in Egegik, a remote village on the Alaska Peninsula in the Bristol Bay Borough. The airport serves as a vital air link for the community, which has no road connections to the broader Alaska highway system, making air transport essential for residents and cargo. The airport primarily supports small aircraft operations serving local residents, commercial fishing industry workers, and cargo transport. It sees increased traffic during the salmon fishing season, when Bristol Bay becomes one of the world's most productive commercial fisheries. Bush plane operations are the backbone of service here, connecting Egegik to regional hubs such as King Salmon.