Marshall

MLL · PADM

Marshall Don Hunter Sr Airport

61.86°, -162.03°AK, United States

Passengers a year

9K

#255 busiest in the U.S.

6

nonstop destinations

7

airlines

5

departures a day

30.3%

load factor

The ten busiest routes from MLL, by passengers: BET, PQS, KSM, RSH, MOU, ANIMLLPQSMOUKSMANIRSHBET
Nonstop routes — the ten busiest. Filed traffic, July 2025 – June 2026.

Airlines

Grant Aviation is the largest carrier at Marshall, with 55% of all passengers. 7 airlines fly from here.

Share of passengers · each carrier as a slice of the whole airport

Grant Aviation holds 55% of the airport — the 58th most concentrated of 119 non-hub airports. The nearest comparison is LRD at 56%.

AirlineSharePassengers
GV
Grant Aviation37% full
54.9%4.9K
6F
Fox Aircraft39% full
24.1%2.2K
K2
Yute Commuter Service19% full
19.2%1.7K
7S
Ryan Air7% full
0.9%78
V8
Iliamna Air Taxi54% full
0.6%56

Share, passengers and destinations count each airline’s own flights plus the regional flying sold under its brand.

Destinations

6 nonstop destinations from Marshall, all domestic.

100% domestic · 0% international · by departing passengers

Top domestic destinations

  • Bethel (BET)

    2.1K departing · 32% full

    Grant Aviation · Fox Aircraft · Yute Commuter Service

  • Pilot Station (PQS)

    1.4K departing · 38% full

    Grant Aviation · Fox Aircraft · Yute Commuter Service

  • St Mary's (KSM)

    162 departing · 20% full

    Yute Commuter Service

  • Russian Mission (RSH)

    124 departing · 27% full

    Yute Commuter Service

  • Mountain Village (MOU)

    106 departing · 34% full

    Yute Commuter Service

  • Aniak (ANI)

    32 departing · 13% full

    Ryan Air · Yute Commuter Service

All nonstop destinations

6 nonstop · 4 airlines · 6 domestic / 0 intl

Aircraft

By share of departures at Marshall.

  • Cessna C206

    855 departures · 23% full

    42.6%

  • Cessna 208 Caravan

    503 departures · 39% full

    25.1%

  • Piper PA-31

    287 departures · 31% full

    14.3%

  • Gipps Aero Ga8 Airvan

    275 departures · 33% full

    13.7%

  • Cessna C208B

    59 departures · 17% full

    2.9%

  • Cessna 172 Skyhawk

    10 departures · 14% full

    0.5%

  • Pilatus PC-12

    9 departures · 34% full

    0.4%

  • De Havilland DHC2 Beaver

    7 departures · 0% full

    0.4%

  • Beech 200 Super Kingair

    1 departures · 78% full

    0.1%

When Marshall is busiest

Departures by month over the trailing year. Bars scale to the busiest month.

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Departures a month · peak March 2026

Annual passengers since 2002

Total passengers, arriving and departing, in every year on record.

Passengers a year

Every year
2002
8,816
2003
8,705
2004
8,674
2005
7,381
2006
7,632
2007
8,491
2008
7,681
2009
7,771
2010
8,525
2011
8,369
2012
7,445
2013
7,554
2014
9,194
2015
8,562
2016
8,638
2017
6,607
2018
6,501
2019
6,196
2020
2,446
2021
4,173
2022
6,169
2023
7,577
2024
7,507
2025
9,101
2026
4,727 so far

Frequently asked

How busy is Marshall Don Hunter Sr Airport (MLL)?

Marshall Don Hunter Sr Airport handled about 9K passengers over the trailing 12 months, ranking #255 among U.S. airports by passengers, with roughly 5 departures a day.

Which airline is the largest at Marshall Don Hunter Sr Airport (MLL)?

Grant Aviation is the largest carrier at Marshall (MLL), flying about 55% of its passengers. 7 airlines serve Marshall in total.

How many places can you fly nonstop from Marshall Don Hunter Sr Airport (MLL)?

Marshall (MLL) has 6 nonstop destinations, all domestic.

What aircraft flies most from Marshall Don Hunter Sr Airport (MLL)?

The Cessna C206 flew the largest share of departures from Marshall (MLL), about 43% of the total.

Departing counts passengers leaving Marshall. Data: traffic July 2025 – June 2026. Source: US DOT Bureau of Transportation Statistics (T-100 Segment).