Mörön Airport guide

Mörön Airport, also written Murun Airport, serves Mörön, the capital of Khövsgöl Province in northern Mongolia. It is a joint civil and military field. The ICAO code is ZMMN. The airport sits at 1,302 metres above sea level on the steppe about 5 km northwest of the town centre, so the transfer into town is a short drive of roughly 10 to 15 minutes.

The airport is the main air gateway for Khövsgöl Province and for visitors heading to Lake Khövsgöl, one of the most visited natural areas in the country. Most travellers continue by road from Mörön to the lake and the surrounding national park, so it pays to arrange a transfer or a driver in advance.

Two parallel runways lie on a 10/28 heading. The longer one, 10L/28R, is 2,440 metres of asphalt and concrete. The shorter 10R/28L is 2,000 metres of gravel. Flights have long been domestic, with scheduled services to Ulaanbaatar flown by Hunnu Air and MIAT Mongolian Airlines. On 29 July 2025 the airport received its first international flight, a Hunnu Air service from Cheongju in South Korea. Passenger numbers are small and the facilities are basic, so allow time at check-in and expect limited food and retail inside the building.