Kasigluk Airport guide

Kasigluk Airport (ICAO PFKA, FAA Z09) is a public-use gravel airstrip about two nautical miles south of Kasigluk, a village on the Johnson River in the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta of western Alaska. The airport sits on 106 acres in the Bethel Census Area, at a surveyed elevation of 47 feet. The Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities, Central Region, owns it.

The airport has one gravel runway, 17/35, which is 3,000 feet long and 60 feet wide. The runway has medium-intensity edge lighting, which pilots switch on over the common traffic frequency, 122.900. A white-green lighted beacon marks the field. The first 200 feet of the runway are soft when wet, and the airport is unattended with no control tower. Charts advise a visual inspection before use because runway conditions are not maintained.

Grant Aviation flies scheduled service to Bethel and Nunapitchuk. Wind turbines stand near the traffic pattern, with their tower lights at the top of the tower rather than on the blades.