Route Network
Fairbanks Airport connects 17 destinations worldwide, with Seattle standing out as its busiest route. The longest nonstop flight is to Seattle, and the shortest flight is to Anchorage.
Fairbanks Airport is served by four airlines, with Wright Air in the lead at 59% of routes. The top three carriers together cover 95% of routes. one carrier operates only one route each. A total of zero airlines operate international routes, compared with four airlines serving domestic routes. Alaska Airlines is operating the longest nonstop flight, connecting to Seattle with a flight time of 4 hrs.
Fairbanks Airport provides direct service to one country across one continent. The route network is 100% domestic and 0% international.
Global Rankings
Destinations
Measures how broadly the airport connects distinct endpoints.
- #724 - Total destinations
- #419 - Domestic destinations
- #944 - International destinations
Flights & Scheduling
Reflects flight volume and runway utilization.
- #549 - Total flights
- #387 - Domestic flights
- #867 - International flights
- #786 - Flights per runway
Distance & Reach
Highlights long-haul reach and distance efficiency.
- #612 - Total distance flown
- #718 - Distance per flight
- #784 - Distance per runway
Runways
Runway Length
Runways at Fairbanks Airport are long enough for all aircraft with known takeoff and landing distances.