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Gabbs Airport (GAB/KGAB) is a small public-use airport in Gabbs, Nye County, Nevada, serving general aviation in the high desert of the Gabbs Valley. It has a single asphalt runway and no scheduled airline service, acting mainly as a local airstrip for recreation, emergency access, and visitors to nearby Berlin-Ichthyosaur State Park. The field is unattended and offers limited services, so pilots should confirm conditions before arrival.
💡 Local Tip
High desert elevation and summer heat make density altitude a major factor at GAB; expect longer takeoff rolls and reduced climb performance on hot afternoons, and carry extra water in case of a delay.
🚖 Getting There
Gabbs is reached by Nevada State Route 361, which links to US Route 95, and the airport is a short drive southwest of town. There is no public transit, taxi, or rideshare service in the area, so a private vehicle is essential. If you fly in, arrange for someone to meet you or leave a vehicle at the airport before arrival.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What airlines serve Gabbs Airport?
A: No scheduled airlines serve GAB; it is a general aviation airport for private and charter aircraft.
Q: Is fuel available at Gabbs Airport?
A: Fuel is not available at GAB. Plan to fuel at nearby airports such as Tonopah, Hawthorne, or Fallon before arriving.
Q: What is the runway like?
A: The airport has a single asphalt runway, Runway 13/31, about 4,600 feet long. It is suitable for light aircraft, but check NOTAMs for current condition and closures.
Q: Can I rent a car at the airport?
A: No. There are no rental car or FBO services on-site; arrange ground transportation in advance.
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