Alpine Airstrip
Deadhorse, United States · Elev. 18 ft
About This Airport
Alpine Airstrip, nestled in the remote wilderness of Alaska, provides a rugged landing spot for adventurous general aviation pilots. Surrounded by towering mountains and pristine wilderness, the airstrip offers access to outdoor activities such as hiking, fishing, and wildlife viewing. Tourists seeking an authentic Alaskan experience can use the airstrip as a base for backcountry adventures, including glacier exploration and bear watching in the nearby national parks and wildlife reserves.
Landing Procedures
Permit Requirements
Documents and information required for landing permit applications.
Required
- PIC Name
- EAPIS
- Receiving Party Contacts
- PIC License
- SIC License
- Crew Passport Details
- Crew Names
- Lead PAX Name
- Lead PAX Office
- PAX Passport Details
Not Required
- PPR (Prior Permission)
- Slots
- AOC
- Entry & Exit Points
- Entry/Exit EET
- FIR Routing
- Operator Address
- Aircraft Documents
- Crew Count
- PAX Nationalities
- PAX List
- Item 18 FPL
Frequently Asked Questions
What crew documentation is required at Alpine Airstrip?
- PIC full name
- PIC licence
- SIC licence
- full crew name list
- crew passport details
Are there passenger manifest or pre-arrival reporting requirements at Alpine Airstrip?
- EAPIS pre-arrival reporting
- passenger passport details
- lead passenger name
- lead passenger office/organisation
Is receiving party contact required at Alpine Airstrip?
Yes. A confirmed receiving party contact (handling agent or local representative) must be submitted as part of the permit application for Alpine Airstrip.
1FLT Operations
We process permits for Alpine Airstrip and every airport in our database.
Our specialists handle landing permit applications for all 6,356+ airports worldwide, with direct CAA relationships on the routes that require established contacts rather than standard submissions.
Need a permit for Alpine Airstrip?
Our team processes landing and overflight permits for all airports worldwide.