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Kobuk Airport

Small airport  Kobuk, United States

Airport in Alaska, United States of America.

IATA OBUICAO PAOBID PAOB
Kobuk Airport

Photo : Federal Aviation Administration , Alaskan Region · Public domain · Wikimedia Commons

Overview

Kobuk Airport (IATA: OBU, ICAO: PAOB, FAA LID: OBU) (Iñupiaq: Laugviik Mirviak) is a state-owned public-use airport located in Kobuk, a city in the Northwest Arctic Borough of the U.S. state of Alaska. As per the Federal Aviation Administration, this airport had 1,176 passenger boardings (enplanements) in calendar year 2008, 1,048 in 2009, and 1,255 in 2010.

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Runways
1
Longest runway
4,020 ft
Elevation
137 ft
Passengers / year
4,154
Radio freq.
0

Where is it

📍 66.9123, -156.897003 · Open detailed map

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Details

RegionAlaska
ContinentNorth America
Coordinates66.9123, -156.897003

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Runways (1)

DesignationLengthWidthSurface
09/274,020 ft75 ftGRVL-G

Airlines

2 airlines operate scheduled flights from Kobuk Airport.

Bering AirEra Alaska

Flights from Kobuk Airport

2 direct destinations from Kobuk Airport.

Ambler Airport (ABL)Ralph Wien Memorial Airport (OTZ)

Routes data: OpenFlights (ODbL).

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Nearby airports

Dahl Creek Airport (DCK) · 3 kmShungnak Airport (SHG) · 12 kmBarrow Airport · 18 kmAmbler Airport (ABL) · 47 kmHog River Airport (HGZ) · 98 kmHuslia Airport (HSL) · 137 km

Frequently asked questions

Where is Kobuk Airport?
Kobuk Airport is a small airport located in Kobuk, United States. It has 1 runway(s), the longest measuring 4,020 ft.

What is the airport code of Kobuk Airport?
Its IATA code is OBU and its ICAO code is PAOB.

Which airlines fly from Kobuk Airport?
2 airlines operate scheduled flights from Kobuk Airport, serving 2 direct destinations.

Kobuk Airport is a small airport located in Kobuk, United States. It has 1 runway(s), the longest measuring 4,020 ft.