William R Fairchild International Airport (CLM)

William R. Fairchild International Airport (CLM/KCLM) is a public-use aviation facility located on the northern edge of the Olympic Peninsula in Port Angeles, Washington. Serving as a crucial gateway to the Olympic National Park and the surrounding Pacific Northwest region, the airport supports a diverse range of flight operations, including general aviation, commercial passenger service, and air cargo. Its strategic location also makes it an important center for emergency services, search and rescue operations, and general business travel within the region.

The passenger terminal building at CLM is a well-maintained and functional facility designed to provide a welcoming experience for travelers. Inside, visitors will find a spacious lobby with ticketing counters, a comfortable waiting area, and clean restroom facilities. Amenities within the terminal include high-speed Wi-Fi and a selection of local information materials to assist visitors in exploring the nearby Olympic Peninsula. While the airport does not feature extensive retail or dining options on-site, its proximity to the city of Port Angeles ensures that travelers are just a few minutes' drive from a variety of local restaurants and hotels.

Operational facilities at Fairchild International include two primary paved runways, with the longest (08/26) extending 6,347 feet, which is sufficient for many large corporate jets and even mid-sized commercial aircraft. The airport also boasts high-quality general aviation support services provided by local Fixed-Base Operators (FBOs), including luxury pilot lounges, flight planning centers, and comprehensive fuel services. For ground transportation, several car rental agencies have a presence at the airport, and taxi services are generally available to transport passengers to the Port Angeles city center or the nearby Black Ball Ferry terminal for connections to Victoria, British Columbia.