Okhotsk Airport — Okhotsk, Russia

Okhotsk Airport, coded OHO, serves the town of Okhotsk in the Khabarovsk Krai region of Russia's Far East, situated on the coast of the Sea of Okhotsk. This remote airport is a critical lifeline for the small, isolated community, given the harsh subarctic climate and limited road infrastructure connecting Okhotsk to the rest of Russia. Historically, Okhotsk was one of Russia's earliest Pacific settlements and served as a launching point for expeditions into Siberia and Alaska during the Russian Empire era. Today, OHO primarily handles small domestic flights connecting residents to regional hubs, supporting fishing, forestry, and limited government administration in this sparsely populated coastal town. The airport's basic infrastructure reflects the modest scale of Okhotsk's remaining population and economy.