Grant Aviation Grows Fleet to Better Serve Kenai Peninsula
New aircraft let Grant Aviation double its daily capacity between Anchorage and the Kenai Peninsula.
New aircraft let Grant Aviation double its daily capacity between Anchorage and the Kenai Peninsula.
With inspections of its 737-9 MAX planes now underway, Alaska Airlines expects to resume its full flight schedule by early February.
Tyonek Services Group, a subsidiary of Tyonek Native Corporation, purchased an Alabama hangar facility where it has operated since 2018.
Alaska Airlines welcomed the first Boeing 737-8 to its fleet in December. New regional planes and upgrades to its 737-800s are coming soon.
Merrill Field-based flight school Angel Aviation recently acquired a Redbird Flight Simulator, one of few simulators available in Anchorage.
To describe the full range of outdoor living and recreation products it makes, Airframes Alaska is changing its name to Alaska Gear Company.
Grant Aviation is adding fifty flights per week between Anchorage and Kenai, shortly after Ravn Alaska exited the route.
Northern Pacific Airways announced September 9 that, effective upon approval of federal regulators, the company intends to operate under the name New Pacific Airlines.
The first hybrid-electric aircraft ever in Alaska, a modified Cessna 337 Skymaster, landed in Fairbanks to complete a 3,400-mile journey from California.
The Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities launched the Alaska Rural Remote Operations Work Plan program to improve emergency responses by incorporating remote-piloted aircraft.