Gambell Airport (IATA: GAM, ICAO: PAGM) is a small public-use airport located in Gambell, a Native Yupik village on the northwestern tip of St. Lawrence Island in Alaska. The airport serves as the primary means of access to this remote community, which has no road connections to mainland Alaska or other parts of the state. The airport is owned by the State of Alaska and operates a single gravel runway, providing essential air service for residents, cargo, and emergency medical transport. Given its extreme remoteness and proximity to Russia—St. Lawrence Island lies closer to Siberia than to mainland Alaska—the airport plays a critical role in community sustenance. Gambell is a popular destination for birdwatchers, particularly during migration seasons, as the island sits along major Pacific flyways and attracts rare Asian vagrant species. This draws a small but dedicated number of visiting naturalists to the airport each year.