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Solomon State Field (SOL)
Solomon State Field (SOL) is a small private-use airstrip serving the community of Solomon on Alaska's Seward Peninsula, east of Nome. The field provides local air access to the Norton Sound coast and the Nome-Council Road corridor.
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About Solomon State Field
Solomon State Field is a small private-use airstrip serving the community of Solomon on the Seward Peninsula in western Alaska. Opened in 1958, the field provides a basic landing area for general aviation and local access flights near the Norton Sound coast.
The airfield lies roughly 30 miles east of Nome, the nearest regional center, and is reached by the Nome-Council Road. It has a single dirt and gravel runway and no commercial passenger terminal, so it is used mainly by private pilots and locally arranged flights.
Because the field is private use, landing permission is required, and there are no fuel or maintenance services on site. Travelers typically connect through Nome Airport and continue by road, private transfer, or chartered vehicle to Solomon and the surrounding area.
Terminal Overview
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Solomon State Field has no passenger terminal building. It is a small private-use airstrip with a single dirt and gravel runway, 01/19, serving general aviation and local access flights.
Ground Transportation Services to and from Solomon State Field
Transfers
Arrange a private transfer between Nome and Solomon State Field for arrivals, departures, or local travel along the Nome-Council Road.
Hourly Chauffeur
Book a chauffeur by the hour for flexible road travel from Solomon State Field to Nome, Council, or other points on the Seward Peninsula.
Car Rental
Rent a car in Nome for independent travel to Solomon State Field and onward journeys along the Nome-Council Road.
Bus & Group Transfers
Arrange group transportation by van or minibus between Solomon State Field, Nome, and nearby locations for parties traveling together.
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