Perryville Airport guide

Perryville Airport (ICAO PAPE, FAA PEV) is a state-owned, public-use gravel airstrip serving the village of Perryville on the Alaska Peninsula, in the Lake and Peninsula Borough. It lies about 1 mile south-southwest of the village at roughly 29 feet above sea level. No road links Perryville to other communities, so the airstrip carries the village's passengers, mail and freight.

The airport has one gravel runway, 2/20, measuring 3,300 by 75 feet. The surface is rated in poor condition and is rutted in places. Medium-intensity edge lights mark the runway, and a four-light PAPI guides approaches to Runway 2. There is no control tower, and pilots use the common traffic frequency 122.9. The field is not an airport of entry.

Grant Aviation flies scheduled service to Chignik, Chignik Lagoon, Chignik Lake, King Salmon and Port Heiden. King Salmon is the usual connection point for onward flights to Anchorage. The FAA recorded 714 boardings in 2008, up from 683 in 2007.