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Deadhorse Airport (SCC) – Prudhoe Bay, Alaska’s Arctic Oilfield Gateway

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Deadhorse Airport (Prudhoe Bay Airport) (SCC) – Deadhorse, Alaska, USA

Deadhorse Airport (Prudhoe Bay Airport) (SCC) – Deadhorse, Alaska, USA

Your comprehensive guide to Deadhorse Airport (Prudhoe Bay Airport, IATA: SCC, ICAO: PASC), serving the Deadhorse community and North Slope operations.

✈️ Live Flight Information

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📍 Airport Location & Map

Deadhorse Airport is located approximately 5 miles northwest of Prudhoe Bay on the Arctic Ocean coast.

🏢 Terminal Information & Services

Deadhorse Airport features a single terminal building primarily supporting charter, industrial-scheduled, and general aviation flights. Facilities are limited due to remote location and include:

  • Small passenger terminal with heated waiting area.
  • Ticketing and check-in counters for charter and industrial carriers (e.g., Fulcrum, Alaska Air).
  • Basic restroom facilities.
  • Limited vending machines for snacks and beverages.
  • Free Wi-Fi for passengers and crew.

No dedicated lounges, restaurants, or extensive retail outlets are available. Visitor amenities are minimal; plan accordingly.

✈️ Runway & Aircraft Services

  • Runway: One asphalt runway 6/24, 6,500 ft × 150 ft, suitable for medium turboprops and regional jets under Arctic conditions.
  • General Aviation: Tie-down and limited apron parking for private and charter aircraft.
  • Fuel Services: Jet A and Avgas available 24/7 via self-serve pumps; fuel flowage fees may apply.
  • Maintenance: Basic line maintenance services provided by on-field operators; no full-service MRO facilities.
  • Snow Removal: Dedicated Arctic snow removal equipment ensures year-round operations.

🚗 Ground Transportation

  • Shuttle Services: Industrial and charter operators often provide shuttle vans between the airport and field camps. Coordinate with your carrier or employer.
  • Rental Vehicles: No major rental agencies on-site; some local providers offer limited 4×4 rentals—advance booking is essential.
  • Taxi & Private Car: Traditional taxi service is not available; private car service can be arranged through local dispatch (e.g., Deadhorse Taxi).
  • Off-Road Access: Vehicle access to Deadhorse and surrounding facilities requires tundra-rated vehicles; typical roads are gravel or ice roads.

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📞 Contact & Official Information

Deadhorse Airport is owned and operated by the North Slope Borough Department of Aviation.

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