About Fort Yukon Airport
Fort Yukon Airport is classified by OurAirports as a medium airport serving Fort Yukon, Alaska. The airport is identified by FAA location identifier PFYU, by the three-letter IATA code FYU, and the four-letter ICAO code PFYU. OurAirports records this airport as having scheduled passenger service.
The airfield sits at approximately 66.5717° N, 145.2500° W, with a published field elevation of 433 feet above mean sea level.
"Fort Yukon Airport" is one of 711 public-use airports in Alaska, and one of roughly 16,000 such airports indexed in the FAA's national airspace records.
Reference data
| Official name | Fort Yukon Airport |
|---|---|
| Location | Fort Yukon, Alaska (AK) |
| City and state (page) | Fort Yukon, AK |
| FAA Form 5010 ident | PFYU |
| IATA code | FYU |
| ICAO code | PFYU |
| Airport class | medium_airport |
| Latitude / longitude | 66.5717° N, 145.2500° W |
| Field elevation | 433 ft MSL |
| Scheduled passenger service | Yes |
| Reference article | Wikipedia entry |
Nearby airports
If Fort Yukon Airport doesn't fit your schedule or routing, the closest alternative public-use airports are listed below. The first column is sorted by approximate great-circle distance from this airport.
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|---|---|---|---|---|
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