Fairbanks Flights

Flights to and from Fairbanks operate from Fairbanks International Airport . Also known as the Gateway to the Interior, Fairbanks International (FAI) Airport is located close to downtown Fairbanks. It is almost 5km to the southwest of the city. With the integration of modern facilities flying to Fairbanks is easy as never before.

Cargo flights outnumber passenger flights at Fairbanks airport. A handful of passenger airlines and seasonal charter services are available. Alaska Airlines offers year-round daily direct flights to locations in Alaska and the Lower 48. Several regional airlines provide service to Anchorage and interior rural communities like deadhorse and prospect creek.

Thomas Cook Tours charters Condor, Germany's largest leisure-oriented airline, to provide summer service every week between Fairbanks airport and Frankfurt.

The main airlines flying from Fairbanks International Airport are

Alaska Airlines- Anchorage, Seattle, Sitka, Juneau, Barrow, Dead Horse

Frontier- Nome, Kotzebue and Anchorage

BP airlines- Deadhorse, Anchorage

Era- Prospect Creek, Galbriath Lake and Anchorage

Pen Air- Kuparuk

North West Airlines- Minneapolis

Warbelow's Air Venture- Fort Yukon and Tanana

Wright Air Service- Bettles

Air North- Dawson City

Everts Air- Fort Yukon, Bettles

40 Mile Air- Tok, Healy Lake

Flights from the above destination also fly into Fairbanks. An Alaskan Airline flight from Washington DC flies into Fairbanks everyday at 4.23pm.

Some interesting Facts about Fairbanks International Airport

• There are 29 nonstop flights per week departing from Fairbanks International.
• Fairbanks International has 34 medium sized aircraft departing each week.
• The smallest commercial aircraft flying out of Fairbanks International is a PAG with 8 seats.
• Fairbanks International has 295 flights departing per week for short haul destinations.

The cheapest roundtrip fare from Fairbanks to destinations are listed below