Egegik Airport guide

Egegik Airport serves the village of Egegik on the Alaska Peninsula, in the Lake and Peninsula Borough. The public-use field sits about 2 miles south of the village, near the mouth of the Egegik River on Bristol Bay. The area is known for its commercial salmon fishery, and the airstrip is the main link for residents, fishing crews and freight.

There are two gravel runways. Runway 12/30 measures 5,600 by 100 feet, and runway 3/21 measures 1,500 by 75 feet. Both have medium-intensity edge lights, and runway 12 has REIL and PAPI lighting that pilots activate over the common traffic advisory frequency. The airport is unattended, has no control tower and sits at 92 feet above sea level. The City of Egegik owns it.

Grant Aviation flies the scheduled service, with flights to King Salmon, Pilot Point and Ugashik Bay. In 2016 Grant carried 1,270 of the airport's passengers and PenAir carried 40. Its codes are EGX (IATA), PAII (ICAO) and EII (FAA).