Merrill Field - PAMR

Merrill Field (PAMR) is a public-use airport located in Anchorage, Alaska, primarily serving general aviation. Established in 1930, it was Anchorage's first official airport and is named after Russell Merrill, a pioneering Alaskan aviator. The airport covers 436 acres and features a control tower along with multiple runways and taxiways designed to accommodate small aircraft. Merrill Field is home to flight schools, aircraft maintenance facilities, and private aviation services, making it a hub for local aviation activity. It is located close to downtown Anchorage and plays a vital role in supporting regional transportation.