Scammon Bay Airfield (PACM)

Scammon Bay, United StatesPACMICAOSCMIATAAerodrome (Civil/Military)Elevation 14 ft (4 m)VFR

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Scammon Bay Airport (PACM, SCM) in the United States is a civil and military aerodrome used for VFR operations at just 7 m elevation. It has three runway pairs, including two 3,048 m water runways, plus gravel and earth strips at 914 m and 915 m, making it a distinctive place to study local aviation in Alaska.

Three views of this aerodrome — topographic map, interactive taxi layout, and SVG chart.

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LegendInternational airportPaved runwayGrass stripHeliportOther aerodrome

Coordinates61.844542, -165.573750

Air Traffic Service (ATS)

Frequency	Type	Name
124.500	Other	Anchorage Center
118.425	AWOS	Scammon Bay
123.000	Unicom	Scammon Bay TrafficMain frequency

Runways

Designation	Surface	Length (m)	Width (m)	Features
0440°	Water	3048 m	152 m	Main runway
22220°	Water	3048 m	152 m	Main runway
10100°	Gravel	914 m	22 m
28280°	Gravel	914 m	22 m
11113°	Earth	915 m	23 m	Main runway
29293°	Earth	915 m	23 m

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