Jack Fish Landing Airport (ICAO: 7AK4) is a small general aviation facility located in Wasilla, Alaska, United States. It serves private and recreational pilots operating in the Mat-Su Valley area, a region known for its extensive bush flying activity and numerous small airstrips. The airport has no scheduled commercial service and is primarily used for private aircraft, floatplane-compatible operations, and access to the surrounding wilderness. Like many small Alaskan airstrips, it plays a functional role in connecting residents and outdoors enthusiasts to remote areas of the state.