AK 6 max

We could have 4bet here pre. Villain 3bets light here. However, we are IP so calling is OK IMO.
If we check flop, we should check turn here as well. Villain improves more than you as you do not have KK+ in your range.

Preflop: Villain 3-bets light from BB? He has 9% 3-bet, which is well within normal, though perhaps wider than most. (The sample is also too small for conclusions to be drawn.) I'd say don't turn AK into a bluff here. Calling is my first option.

Flop: This call is more marginal than it seems. It can't be for (much) value, but it can be for later possibilities to bluff or perhaps beating something like AQs in a checked down pot.

Turn: What do you beat now with the Q there that can call? Few hands I'd say against a reasonable 3-betting range from BB vs UTG open. I am skeptic about betting. You can push AK off a split. That's about it. JJ/TT is calling.

Preflop and flop are ok.
On turn I do not think we can bet.
A side note: this board hits his bluffing range.

What worse hands do you wanna fold (66 77 55 that just might, very rarely will be used to 3bet pre-flop with)