Airport
Hall Beach Airport (YUX)
Hall Beach Airport is the main air gateway to Sanirajak, a small Inuit community in the Qikiqtaaluk Region of Nunavut. Compare local transfer options within the community and plan onward connections to other Nunavut destinations.
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About Hall Beach Airport
Hall Beach Airport is the main air gateway for Sanirajak, a small Inuit community on the shore of Foxe Basin in the Qikiqtaaluk Region of Nunavut. Known as Hall Beach until 2020, the settlement depends on the airport for scheduled and charter passenger services as well as essential freight and medical flights.
The airport is operated by the Government of Nunavut and has a single gravel runway designated 12/30, measuring approximately 1,649 metres. Its compact terminal handles domestic flights connecting Sanirajak with other communities in the territory.
Located at the edge of the community, the airport sits only a short drive from central Sanirajak. Ground transport is limited, so local vehicles, taxis and pre-arranged transfers are the main ways to reach accommodation and the rest of the settlement.
Despite its small size, the airport plays a vital role in linking a remote Arctic community with regional centres and the wider Nunavut travel network.
Terminal Overview
Terminals
Hall Beach Airport operates a small single passenger terminal serving the community of Sanirajak. Scheduled and charter domestic flights use the same terminal building.
Ground Transportation Services to and from Hall Beach Airport
Transfers
Book private transfers from Hall Beach Airport to accommodation and other locations in Sanirajak.
Hourly Chauffeur
Arrange a chauffeur by the hour for flexible travel around Sanirajak, business needs or scheduled events in the community.
Car Rental
Arrange a rental vehicle for independent travel within Sanirajak after landing, with advance booking recommended.
Bus & Group Transfers
Organize minibuses or charter vehicles for groups travelling between Hall Beach Airport, local accommodations and work or event sites.
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