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Moser Bay Seaplane Base (IATA: KMY) is a remote public seaplane landing area in Moser Bay on the west coast of Kodiak Island, Alaska. It serves seasonal fishing, lodge, and subsistence traffic and has no road connection to Kodiak's highway system. All arrivals and departures are by floatplane, typically from Kodiak or other nearby communities.
💡 Local Tip
Frequent visitors wear waterproof boots and keep gear in dry bags—floatplane loading often happens at a beach or dock where tides and spray can soak anything left on the ground.
🚖 Getting There
Most travelers reach Moser Bay by booking a floatplane from Kodiak; flight time is typically 30–60 minutes, depending on aircraft and weather. There is no road access or taxi service at the base, so onward transport must be arranged with a lodge, charter operator, or local boat. Weather can delay or cancel flights, so allow extra time in your itinerary.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the IATA code for Moser Bay Seaplane Base?
A: KMY.
Q: Is there scheduled airline service to Moser Bay?
A: No. The base is served by air taxis and private floatplanes, usually arranged on demand from Kodiak.
Q: Can I reach Moser Bay by road or ferry?
A: No. Moser Bay is not connected to the road system, and there is no regular ferry service to the base; access is by air or private boat.
Q: What facilities are at the seaplane base?
A: Facilities are minimal, with no terminal, fuel, or regular ground services. Travelers should arrange lodging, supplies, and pickup before departure.
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