Takotna Airport guide

Takotna Airport (ICAO PPCT, FAA TCT) is a public-use gravel airstrip about one mile east of Takotna, a small village on the Takotna River in the Yukon-Koyukuk Census Area of interior Alaska. The field sits at an elevation of 423 feet on roughly 130 acres. No road connects Takotna to the state highway network, so the airstrip is the village's main year-round link to the outside.

The airport has one runway, 4/22, with a gravel surface 3,300 feet long and 60 feet wide. The FAA notes cracks along its full length, an uneven surface and dips and humps, and recommends a visual inspection before use. Reflective cones and markers stand in place of standard markings. There is no control tower; pilots use the common traffic frequency 122.900.

The State of Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities, Central Region, owns the airport. The FAA listed it as a general aviation facility in its 2011-2015 National Plan of Integrated Airport Systems. Scheduled passenger traffic is light. Wikipedia records 190 enplanements in 2010, and an air taxi flying to McGrath carried about 90 passengers in 2013.