Tok 2 Airport (ICAO: 8AK9) is a small general aviation facility located near Tok, Alaska, a remote community situated at the junction of the Alaska Highway and the Tok Cutoff. The airport serves private pilots and light aircraft operating in the region, supporting local transportation needs in an area with limited road connectivity during certain seasons. Tok is a small community of roughly 1,000 residents and serves as a waypoint for travelers heading deeper into Alaska or toward the Canadian border. Small airstrips like Tok 2 play an important role in Alaska's bush aviation network, providing access when ground travel is difficult or impractical.