PIP - Pilot Point Airport

Pilot Point, United States

IATA Code: PIP · Pilot Point, United States

The airport code PIP is the IATA identifier for Pilot Point Airport. You may also find it referred to as Pilot Point Airport (PIP).

Pilot Point Airport (PIP) serves Pilot Point, United States, in the North America fuel pricing region. It provides essential air connectivity for travelers in the area.

PIP is the IATA airport code for Pilot Point Airport, located in Pilot Point, United States. The airport is situated at coordinates 57.5804°N, 157.5720°W. The current jet fuel price in the North America region is $5.21/gallon as of 2026-05-16.

Current Jet Fuel Price (North America)

$5.21/gallon

⚠️ Global Fuel Price Surge 2026: Prices affected by 108%

Airport Information

IATA Code
PIP
City
Pilot Point
Country
United States
Timezone
America/Anchorage
Latitude
57.5804°
Longitude
-157.5720°
Type
airport
Fuel Region
North America

Flight Distances & Estimated Fuel Costs from PIP

Estimated fuel costs based on current jet fuel prices and standard narrowbody aircraft consumption.

Destination Distance Est. Fuel Cost Fuel Surcharge*
EGX - Egegik 68 km $992 $2/passenger
PTH - Port Heiden 94 km $1,371 $3/passenger
WSN - South Naknek 129 km $1,882 $4/passenger
AKN - King Salmon 133 km $1,940 $4/passenger
CLP - Clarks Point 150 km $2,188 $4/passenger
DLG - Dillingham 172 km $2,509 $5/passenger
KMO - Manokotak 179 km $2,611 $5/passenger
KYK - Karluk 186 km $2,713 $5/passenger
WKK - Aleknagik 199 km $2,903 $6/passenger
KNW - New Stuyahok 208 km $3,034 $6/passenger
KPV - Perryville 210 km $3,063 $6/passenger
KLN - Larsen Bay 214 km $3,122 $6/passenger
AKK - Akhiok 216 km $3,151 $6/passenger
IGG - Igiugig 217 km $3,166 $6/passenger
TOG - Togiak Village 232 km $3,384 $7/passenger
BMX - Big Mountain 239 km $3,487 $7/passenger
KGK - Koliganek 239 km $3,487 $7/passenger
PML - Cold Bay 253 km $3,691 $7/passenger
NLG - Nelson Lagoon 280 km $4,085 $8/passenger
ILI - Iliamna 287 km $4,187 $8/passenger
EHM - Cape Newenham 289 km $4,216 $8/passenger
PTU - Port Moller 295 km $4,303 $9/passenger
ADQ - Kodiak 303 km $4,420 $9/passenger
SDP - Sand Point 310 km $4,522 $9/passenger
NNL - Nondalton 310 km $4,522 $9/passenger
KWN - Quinhagak 346 km $5,047 $10/passenger
PTA - Port alsworth 346 km $5,047 $10/passenger
EEK - Eek 389 km $5,675 $11/passenger
KVC - King Cove 398 km $5,806 $12/passenger
SOV - Seldovia 399 km $5,821 $12/passenger
KKH - Kongiganak 404 km $5,894 $12/passenger
SVW - Sparrevohn 407 km $5,937 $12/passenger
CDB - Cold Bay 412 km $6,010 $12/passenger
KWK - Kwigillingok 412 km $6,010 $12/passenger
KWT - Kwethluk 419 km $6,112 $12/passenger
HOM - Homer 421 km $6,142 $12/passenger
PKA - Napaskiak 422 km $6,156 $12/passenger
AKI - Akiak 424 km $6,185 $12/passenger
WNA - Napakiak 427 km $6,229 $12/passenger
BET - Bethel 431 km $6,287 $13/passenger
CHU - Chuathbaluk 454 km $6,623 $13/passenger
KPN - Kipnuk 455 km $6,638 $13/passenger
ANI - Aniak 458 km $6,681 $13/passenger
SLQ - Sleetmute 459 km $6,696 $13/passenger
KUK - Kasigluk 462 km $6,740 $13/passenger
KLG - Kalskag 467 km $6,813 $14/passenger
KFP - False Pass 472 km $6,886 $14/passenger
CYF - Chefornak 480 km $7,002 $14/passenger
ENA - Kenai 491 km $7,163 $14/passenger
SXQ - Soldotna 493 km $7,192 $14/passenger

* Estimated fuel surcharge per passenger. Actual surcharges vary by airline and booking class.

How Jet Fuel Prices Affect Your PIP Flights

Jet fuel typically accounts for 25-35% of airline operating costs. When fuel prices rise due to global events like conflicts or supply disruptions, airlines pass these costs to passengers through fuel surcharges.

Currently, the North America region has jet fuel priced at $5.21/gallon. This is approximately 108% higher than normal due to Brent crude elevated. EIA Gulf Coast jet fuel at $5.21/gal (2026-05-16). Airlines implementing surcharges globally. IATA reports $175/barrel global average.

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Climate & Weather at Pilot Point

Pilot Point has a subarctic or polar climate with long, cold winters and brief, cool summers. Winter temperatures can drop well below -20°C (-4°F), and severe weather can impact flight operations. During winter months, it's advisable to monitor weather forecasts closely and allow extra time for potential delays or diversions.

Traveler Guide: Flying Through PIP

Traveling through Pilot Point in the Americas, passengers should be aware that fuel prices in the North America region directly influence ticket pricing. North and South American airports generally have well-established ground transportation networks, including ride-sharing services, shuttles, and rental car agencies. For international arrivals, customs and immigration processing times vary significantly by country.

🇺🇳 United States Travel Tips

Within the United States, TSA PreCheck and Global Entry can significantly reduce security wait times. Domestic flights require a REAL ID-compliant driver's license or passport starting in 2025. Jet fuel prices in North America tend to be among the most competitive globally, though they remain sensitive to Gulf of Mexico refining capacity.

Planning Your Trip via PIP

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