Nome Airport guide

Updated 2026-10-18

Nome Airport is a state-owned, public-use airport on the Seward Peninsula, close to the Bering Sea coast. The terminal sits about 4 km west of downtown Nome. No road links Nome to the rest of Alaska, so the airport carries most of the town's passenger and freight traffic, and it is the main gateway for villages across the surrounding region.

OMEIATA

Services at Nome Airport

2 of 6 available

Key facts

  • Services2listed across 2 of 6 types
  • Movements27K27,450 flights a year
  • Local timeNome time
  • IATAOMEICAO PAOM
  • Runways2
  • Terminals1mixed
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Terminals

1 terminal
  • NOMixedNome Airport TerminalAlaska Airlines, Bering Air

Nearby cities

straight-line distance
  • NomeEast of the airport4 km

Questions

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What are the airport codes for Nome Airport?

Nome Airport uses the following codes: IATA: OME, ICAO: PAOM. These codes are used by airlines, pilots, and travel systems to identify the airport.

Where is Nome Airport located?

Nome Airport is located in Nome, Alaska, United States. The airport coordinates are 64.5122°, -165.4450°.

What services are available at Nome Airport?

Nome Airport offers: 1 car rental companies, 1 nearby hotels. Click on each service type above to view detailed information.

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