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Northern Aroostook Regional Airport (WFK/KFVE) is a small public-use airport in Frenchville, Maine, serving the St. John Valley and northern Aroostook County near the Canadian border. It has a single paved runway and primarily supports general aviation, charter, and recreational flying rather than large scheduled airline service. Its location makes it a convenient gateway for visitors to Fort Kent, Madawaska, and the Upper St. John River region.
💡 Local Tip
Call ahead for fuel and after-hours access, especially on weekends or in winter; the airport is a quiet, low-traffic base for St. John Valley flying, but nearby services and alternates are sparse.
🚖 Getting There
By car, reach the airport from US Route 1 through Frenchville; it is roughly 20–30 minutes from Fort Kent and Madawaska. Rental cars, taxis, and rideshare are very limited, so arrange ground transportation in advance. Parking is typically simple and low-cost or free, but check with the airport for winter access and after-hours arrival procedures.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the airport identifiers for Northern Aroostook Regional Airport?
A: IATA: WFK; ICAO: KFVE; FAA LID: FVE.
Q: Does Northern Aroostook Regional Airport have scheduled commercial flights?
A: It primarily serves general aviation and charter traffic; scheduled airline service is not a major feature, so check current operators or nearby Presque Isle International Airport (PQI) for commercial flights.
Q: What runway and facilities does the airport have?
A: The airport has one paved runway (14/32) and basic general aviation facilities; services such as fuel and after-hours access may require advance arrangements.
Q: Where is the airport located relative to nearby towns?
A: It is in Frenchville, Maine, close to Madawaska and Fort Kent, and just across the St. John River from New Brunswick, Canada.
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