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Matsu Beigan Airport (MFK) is a small domestic airport on Beigan Island in Taiwan's Matsu archipelago, opened in 1994 to improve access to Lienchiang County. It handles mainly Uni Air flights to Taipei Songshan and has a short seaside runway that is frequently affected by seasonal fog. The compact terminal sits a short drive from Beigan's main villages and the Baisha ferry port.
💡 Local Tip
Frequent visitors keep the Baisha-Fuao ferry timetable saved: when MFK is fogged in, the ferry to Nangan and a flight from LZN is often the fastest backup.
🚖 Getting There
Taxis usually meet arrivals at the small terminal and can take you to Tangqi, Baisha Port, or other Beigan villages; agree on the fare or use a metered taxi. To reach Nangan or continue to Taiwan, take a short taxi to Baisha Port for the ferry to Fuao, then transfer by bus or taxi to Nangan Airport (LZN). Rental scooters are a flexible way to explore Beigan, but book ahead in peak season.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What airlines fly to Matsu Beigan Airport?
A: Uni Air operates most scheduled flights, primarily between Beigan (MFK) and Taipei Songshan (TSA), with some services to Taichung and other domestic points depending on season and schedule. Always check current schedules.
Q: How far is the airport from Beigan's main towns and ferry port?
A: The airport is on Beigan Island, a short taxi or scooter ride from Tangqi Village and Baisha Port, where ferries connect to Nangan and other Matsu islands.
Q: What should I do if my flight is delayed or cancelled by fog?
A: Matsu is known for seasonal fog, especially in spring and early summer. Keep a buffer in your itinerary, monitor Uni Air alerts, and consider the Baisha-Fuao ferry to Nangan as an alternative route.
Q: Is there public transportation at MFK?
A: Public buses are limited; taxis and pre-arranged transfers are the most reliable options. Rental scooters are available in Beigan for visitors with a valid license.
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