Bob Baker Memorial Airport is a small public-use airport located in Kiana, a village in the Northwest Arctic Borough of Alaska. It serves as a vital transportation link for the remote community, which has no road connections to the broader Alaska highway system. The airport is named in honor of Bob Baker, a local figure commemorated for his contributions to the region. It is owned and operated by the state of Alaska and supports general aviation, charter, and scheduled commuter flights that are essential for residents accessing goods, medical services, and travel connections. Given Kiana's Arctic location, the airport operates year-round under challenging weather conditions, including extreme cold and limited visibility events common to northwest Alaska.