Moses Point Airport is a small general aviation and bush service airport located near Elim, a Native Alaskan village on the southern shore of Norton Sound in western Alaska. Serving a remote community accessible primarily by air, the airport plays a vital role in connecting residents to regional hubs such as Nome for supplies, medical care, and travel. The airport operates on a gravel runway and handles light aircraft typical of Alaska bush flying. It serves as a lifeline for the approximately 300 residents of Elim, particularly during winter months when other transportation options are severely limited.