Oki Global Geopark Airport guide

Oki Global Geopark Airport, also listed as Oki Airport, is the only airport on the Oki Islands in the Sea of Japan, off the coast of Shimane Prefecture. It sits on Dogo, the largest island of the Oki group, about 3 km south of the centre of Okinoshima Town. The name refers to the islands' UNESCO Global Geopark status.

The first airstrip opened on 1 August 1965 and became a third-class airport in 1968. A new airport replaced it beside the old site on 6 July 2006. Shimane Prefecture operates it. It has one asphalt runway, 08/26, which measures 2,000 m by 45 m and has an ILS localizer on runway 08.

The airport handled 73,654 passengers in fiscal 2024, up from 59,238 in fiscal 2019. Japan Airlines flies to Osaka Itami and Izumo. The Osaka service is operated by J-Air, with Japan Airlines taking over in the summer peak. Charter flights from Tokyo Haneda have run since 2021. The single-storey terminal opened in 2006 and was expanded in 2021. It has a shop, a cafe, a rooftop observation deck and a boarding bridge. A bus links the airport with Saigo port.