False Pass Airport guide

False Pass Airport (ICAO PAKF, FAA KFP) is a state-owned, public-use gravel airstrip serving the village of False Pass on Unimak Island, in the Aleutians East Borough of Alaska. It sits at about 20 feet above sea level on roughly 20 acres beside the community. No road connects False Pass to the rest of the state, so the strip is the village's main link to the outside.

The airport has one gravel runway about 2,150 feet long, with no control tower. Pilots are warned that the surface can turn soft and unusable in spring and during heavy rain.

Grant Aviation is the only scheduled carrier, flying small aircraft mainly to Cold Bay, where connections to Anchorage are available. FAA statistics for 2025 show 148 aircraft operations, 149 passengers and 83,000 pounds of freight, with no aircraft based on the field. Earlier boardings were 505 in 2008, 482 in 2009 and 321 in 2010.