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Levelock Airport (IATA: KLL) is a state-owned public-use gravel airstrip serving the remote village of Levelock in Alaska’s Lake and Peninsula Borough. Located about one mile southwest of the village center near the Kvichak River, it provides essential year-round air access for residents, fishermen, and hunters in the Bristol Bay region. The airport has a single gravel runway and no scheduled jet service, so flights are typically operated by small air taxis.
💡 Local Tip
Frequent visitors know to pack insect repellent and a headnet for summer—Levelock’s riverine setting breeds intense mosquitoes—and to ask the pilot about runway conditions after rain, since the gravel strip can be soft. Also, there are no stores or fuel services at the airport, so bring everything you need.
🚖 Getting There
Levelock is not connected to Alaska’s road system, so nearly all visitors arrive by small plane; in summer, some also reach the village by boat on the Kvichak River, and in winter by snowmobile. The airport is a short distance from the village, but there is no taxi or rideshare service, so pre-arrange a ride. If you’re connecting through King Salmon or Anchorage, allow extra time for weather delays and baggage limits on small aircraft.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the airport code for Levelock Airport?
A: The IATA code is KLL. There is no ICAO code; the FAA location identifier is also KLL.
Q: What airlines fly to Levelock Airport?
A: Service is typically provided by small Alaska air taxis and commuter carriers, often connecting to King Salmon or other Bristol Bay hubs. Schedules are limited and weather-dependent, so confirm with the operator.
Q: Is there ground transportation at the airport?
A: No rental cars or taxis are based at the airport. The village is about a mile away; arrange a pickup with your lodge, local contact, or air carrier in advance.
Q: What is the runway like?
A: The airport has one gravel runway, approximately 3,000 feet long, suitable for small propeller aircraft. Expect unpaved conditions and possible soft spots during spring breakup or heavy rain.
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