Elko Regional Airport (EKO/KEKO) is a public-use airport located approximately three miles southeast of downtown Elko, Nevada. It serves as the primary commercial air hub for northeastern Nevada, a region dominated by gold mining operations and ranching activities. The airport is owned and operated by the City of Elko and handles scheduled passenger service connecting the city to major hub airports. Its traffic is notably influenced by the mining industry, with charter and corporate flights supplementing regular commercial operations. The facility sits at an elevation of approximately 5,140 feet above sea level, which affects aircraft performance and operations. It has a single passenger terminal and handles tens of thousands of enplanements annually, reflecting the economic activity of the surrounding region.