Nome Airport — Nome, United States

OME is Nome Airport, a vital transportation hub serving Nome, Alaska, and the broader western Alaska region along the Bering Sea coast. Nome is famous as the finish line of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, and OME sees increased traffic during that annual event each March. The airport functions as a regional distribution point, connecting numerous smaller Alaska Native villages in the region that lack road access entirely, making air travel through OME essential for mail, cargo, medical evacuations, and passenger service year-round. OME also has historical significance tied to the Nome Gold Rush era and Cold War-era defense infrastructure. Alaska Airlines and regional carriers operate scheduled service linking OME to Anchorage.