St. George Island Airport

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St George Island Airport
St. George Island Airport (Alaska)
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Characteristics
ICAO code PAPB
IATA code STG
Coordinates

56 ° 34 '39 "  N , 169 ° 39' 49"  W Coordinates: 56 ° 34 '39 "  N , 169 ° 39' 49"  W.
Height above MSL 39 m (128  ft )
Transport links
Distance from the city center 6 km southwest of St. George
Basic data
operator State of Alaska
Passengers 650 (2010)
Flight
movements 		264 (2010)
Start-and runway
11/29 1518 m × 45 m asphalt



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The St. George Iceland Airport (STG) is on to Alaska belonging island of St. George in the archipelago of the Pribilof Islands . The place has a 1518 meter long and 45 meter wide asphalt runway in a northwest / southeast orientation and is about six kilometers southwest of the main settlement of the island of the same name . It is served by PenAir to Anchorage and St. Paul, among others . In 2010 it had around 650 passengers and 264 aircraft movements.

Pilots must maintain a minimum altitude of 1000 feet over the island from May to October because of the birds and sea lions.

Airlines and destinations

The following airlines offer scheduled flights:

airline Destinations
Peninsula Airways Anchorage , St. Paul

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