Twin Hills Airport guide

Twin Hills Airport serves the village of Twin Hills, a small community of 103 residents at the northeast end of Togiak Bay in southwest Alaska. The village lies in the Dillingham Census Area and has no road link to the rest of the state. Air service is the main way in and out for passengers, cargo and mail.

The airport has a single gravel runway, 18/36, measuring 914 by 18 metres. The State of Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities, Central Region, owns the field. The FAA classes it as a general aviation facility.

Traffic is light and mostly air taxi. In the 12 months ending February 2009 the airport logged 1,900 aircraft operations, of which 87% were air taxi and 13% general aviation. Commercial boardings were 395 in 2008, down 23% from 510 in 2007. Scheduled service connects the village with Dillingham Airport.