Airlines in Alaska

Airlines flying to Anchorage International

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Alaska airlines directory

Below you will find a listing of airlines located in the state of Alaska: Headquartered in Seattle and part of the Washington State Alaska Air Group, Alaska Airlines is the main carrier servicing the municipalities of Alaska and linking Alaska with the United States. From its Anchorage hubs, it provides regular passenger transportation for commuters, as well as flights within the country and abroad.

The headquarters of Berning-Air are located in Nome, Alaska. The company provides regular and charters flights in Germany as well as flights by ambulatory service and helicopters. It' s headquarter is at Nome Airport with turnstiles at Ralph Wien Memorial Airport in Kotzebue and at Unalakleet Airport just outside Unalakleet, Alaska. Everyonegreen Helicopters, part of Evergreen International Airlines, a freight carrier with headquarters in McMinnville, Oregon, USA.

located in Anchorage [1], where it provides a diverse range of high, mid, low and rigid weight aeroplanes to offer comprehensive aviation operations throughout Alaska. The Peninsula Airways, usually known as PenAir, is located in Anchorage. Alaska' s biggest common carrier, it provides comprehensive air, sea and freight transportation to over 85 municipalities as well as charters and flights to the Medevac region.

It is headquartered at Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport with hub airports at Dillingham Airport, Unalaska Airport, King Salmon Airport and Cold Bay Airport. The Shared Services Aviation, usually referred to as Shared Services, is located in Anchorage. BP and ConocoPhillips share ownership of the facility, which is used to transport workers to and from Alaska's North Slope oil fields.

Shareware offers several regular airline service from Anchorage and Fairbanks to Fairbanks every day to the Greater Prudhoe Bay Area and Ugnu-Kuparuk Airport for the Kuparuk River Oilfield area. Warbelow' s air ventures provides regular inland airline operations for passengers, as well as charters, rescue operations and travel by plane. It is based at Fairbanks International Airport.

World of Alaska is a regular and charters carrier headquartered in Juneau. Headquartered in Fairbanks, Wright Air Services serves small municipalities in North Alaska. The Alaska Central express (IATA: KO, ICAO: AER, callsign: Ace Air) is an air carrier headquartered in Anchorage. This is an Alaska-owned freight and small parcel expressway operation.

Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport is its primary location. Air Cargo liner and charters with anchorage and Fairbanks centers. The Northern Air Cargo is located in Anchorage. The company provides service within Alaska as well as to Canada and the United States. It is headquartered at Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport with a gateway at Fairbanks International Airport.

Trans/North, mostly a chartership with some planned cargoes for UPS and FedEx. The Alaska Coastal Airlines was founded in 1939 as a joint venture between Alaska Air Transport and Marine Airways. After taking over Ellis Air Lines in 1962, Alaska Coastal Airlines was taken over by Alaska Airlines in 1968.

McGee & Barnhill Airways was established in 1931 in Anchorage, one of the first flight companies in Anchorage. Whereas it took only a few years, it was the predecessor of McGee Airways, which was a predecessor of Alaska Airlines. The flight Alaska was an US freight carrier headquartered in Anchorage. In 2017 discontinued and purchased from Ravn Alaska property rights.

L.A.B. Flying Service was located in Haines, . Regular, charters and round trips were conducted in Southeast Alaska. Haines Airport with a turnstile at Juneau International Airport was the primary basis. The MarkAir was a local carrier. Headquartered in Anchorage. MacGee Airways was established in 1932 in Anchorage.

Alaska Airways was a Pan American World Airways affiliate that operated services around Alaska. In 1941 the company was fully integrated into Pan Am. In the 1970' the company resumed flight operation under its own name, but discontinued it in 1986. Established in 1946, Reeve Aleutian Airways operated in parts of Canada, Russia and Alaska.

The Star Air Service was established in 1932 in Anchorage. By a long line of takeovers and fusions were 1937 Star Air Lines, then Alaska Star Airlines in 1942 and Alaska Airlines in 1944. Vienna Air Alaska was comprised of Northern Consolidated Airlines and Vienna Alaska Airways. It was known to be the first carrier in Alaska and one of the first in the United States.