Stony River 2 Airport guide

Stony River 2 Airport (FAA identifier SRV) is a state-owned, public-use gravel airstrip serving Stony River, a small Alaska Native village on the Kuskokwim River in the Bethel Census Area of southwestern Alaska. The airport sits at an elevation of 230 feet and is unattended, with no control tower and no airframe or powerplant repair services. Pilots use the common traffic advisory frequency 122.9.

The airport has a single runway, 18/36, with a gravel and dirt surface about 2,600 feet long. The Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities Central Region manages the field, which was established before 1959. The FAA lists no fuel or other fixed-base operator services.

No road reaches Stony River, so the airstrip carries the village's passengers, mail and freight. The FAA counted 217 commercial passenger boardings here in 2010, up from 144 in 2009. Ryan Air Services flies to Aniak. After RavnAir stopped serving non-hub villages in 2020, Ryan Air added Stony River to its mail and freight route.