Small private airstrip serving the Anchorage, Alaska region.
Location
Anchorage, United States
Sixmile Lake Airport (ICAO: AA06) is a small general aviation airstrip located in the Anchorage area of Alaska, United States. It serves private and recreational aircraft operations typical of rural Alaskan bush flying.
The airport is a private facility and is not served by commercial airlines. Like many small Alaskan airstrips, it plays a role in providing access to remote areas where road infrastructure is limited or nonexistent.
Notable facts
›Designated with the ICAO identifier AA06.
›Operates as a private general aviation facility.
›No IATA code is assigned to this airport.
›Located in the Anchorage administrative area of Alaska.
›Typical of small bush airstrips that support access to remote Alaskan regions.
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