
The airport is in Lolak District, Bolaang Mongondow Regency, North Sulawesi, Indonesia.
It is also called Lolak Airport or Bolaang Mongondow Airport. Its IATA code is LKM and its ICAO code is WAMI.
Flights are limited to small pioneer services on a few days a week. Check the latest schedule before you travel.
Susi Air has operated pioneer flights from Lolak to Manado and Gorontalo.
It honours Loloda Mokoagow, a former king of the Bolaang Mongondow kingdom.
The single asphalt runway is about 1,600 metres long.
Many travellers fly into Manado's Sam Ratulangi Airport and continue to Bolaang Mongondow by road.
Arrange a private car or taxi in advance, as public transport at the airport is minimal.
Raja Loloda Mokoagow Airport (LKM), often called Lolak Airport or Bolaang Mongondow Airport, serves Bolaang Mongondow Regency in North Sulawesi, Indonesia. It takes its name from Loloda Mokoagow, a king of the old Bolaang Mongondow kingdom.
The airport is in Lolak District, on the northern side of the regency near the coast. It gives the Bolaang Mongondow area a closer air link than the long road trip from Manado or Gorontalo.
LKM has a single asphalt runway of about 1,600 metres and a small passenger terminal. It is run by a Class II airport operating unit under Indonesia's civil aviation directorate.
Flights are limited. Susi Air has run small-aircraft pioneer services linking Lolak with Manado and Gorontalo on a few days a week. Frequencies and routes can change, so check the latest schedule with the operator before planning your trip.
Public transport at the airport is minimal. Most passengers arrange a car or are met by family or hotel drivers. Kotamobagu, the region's main town, is reached by road.
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