Zyryanka Airport is a small regional airport serving the settlement of Zyryanka in the Sakha Republic (Yakutia), in the far northeast of Russia. It provides essential air connectivity to this remote community located along the Kolyma River, where aviation is the primary means of transportation, especially during winter months when ground and river routes are impassable. The airport operates limited scheduled services, primarily connecting Zyryanka to Yakutsk, the regional capital. It serves a community that relies heavily on air transport for the delivery of goods, medical services, and passenger travel. The surrounding region is characterized by extreme subarctic and arctic climate conditions, with temperatures dropping well below freezing in winter. Due to its remote location and sparse population, Zyryanka Airport handles relatively low passenger and cargo volumes. Infrastructure is basic compared to larger Russian airports, reflecting the modest scale of operations required to serve the local population.