Atqasuk Edward Burnell Sr Memorial Airport is a small public-use airport located in Atqasuk, a remote Iñupiat community on the North Slope of Alaska, United States. The airport serves as the primary means of access to this isolated village, as no roads connect Atqasuk to the broader Alaskan road network. The airport is named in honor of Edward Burnell Sr., a respected community elder. It is owned and operated to support the transportation needs of local residents, providing essential air links for passengers, mail, and supplies in an area where aviation is critical to daily life. Regional air service connects Atqasuk to nearby hubs such as Utqiaġvik (Barrow), which itself serves as the main regional center on Alaska's North Slope. Flights are operated by small regional carriers using propeller aircraft suited to the short runway and arctic conditions.