Gateway to Lake Powell and the American Southwest.
Location
Page, United States
Page Municipal Airport (IATA: PGA, ICAO: KPGA) is a public-use airport located in Page, Arizona, serving the surrounding canyon country of the Colorado Plateau. It sits at an elevation of approximately 4,316 feet above sea level and is owned by the City of Page.
The airport primarily supports regional air service, charter flights, and general aviation, acting as a key access point for tourists visiting Lake Powell, Antelope Canyon, Glen Canyon Dam, and the nearby Navajo Nation. Its remote desert location makes air access important for both residents and visitors.
Commercial service at the airport has varied over the years, with Essential Air Service (EAS) federal subsidies historically helping maintain scheduled passenger flights to major regional hubs. The airport handles relatively modest passenger volumes consistent with a small regional facility.
Terminals
The airport has a small, single terminal facility reflecting its status as a regional airport serving limited scheduled and charter operations.
Getting to & from
Ground transportation options from the airport are limited, primarily consisting of rental cars, taxis, and hotel shuttles serving the small city of Page and nearby attractions.
Airlines here
SkyWest Airlines operating as United Express has provided Essential Air Service-subsidized regional connections, historically serving hubs such as Denver or Phoenix.
Notable facts
- ›Situated at an elevation of approximately 4,316 feet MSL in the high desert of northern Arizona.
- ›Serves as a primary air access point for Lake Powell, Antelope Canyon, and Glen Canyon Dam.
- ›Eligible for FAA Essential Air Service (EAS) subsidies to maintain scheduled commercial connectivity.
- ›Located within close proximity to the Navajo Nation reservation lands.
- ›The airport supports significant general aviation and tour operator traffic given the region's tourism industry.
This profile is provided for general information only. Details may be inaccurate or outdated — always verify with the airport's official website before acting on them.
