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‘Trooper Air’ Stepped Up as Pandemic Took Hold

By Austin McDaniel | State of Aalska on Jan 27, 2021   Featured, Rural, State  

‘Trooper Air’ Stepped Up as Pandemic Took Hold

DPS Aircraft Operations Increased 42% as the Pandemic Reduced Commercial Air Options Transporting prisoners across Alaska’s vast distances is a challenge on a good day, but when you add dangerous winter storms and the COVID-19 outbreak, most would call the task near impossible. However, this challenge doesn’t stop the nearly 400 Alaska State and Wildlife […]

Instate One-way Fares Starting at $49 With Ravn’s New Year, New Ravn Sale

By Ravn on Jan 8, 2021   Events/Notices  

Instate One-way Fares Starting at $49 With Ravn’s New Year, New Ravn Sale

Sale fares from $49 one way* With 10 destinations and growing, the New Ravn Alaska is flying into 2021 with promotional fares to help Alaskans skip the winter drives and get back in the sky. Discounted fares are available on one-way travel, network wide for tickets purchased online through Jan. 12. Anchorage is a hub […]

Ravn Alaska to Honor all Yute Air Flights through Month of March

By Ravn Air on Mar 5, 2017   Featured, State  

Ravn Alaska to Honor all Yute Air Flights through Month of March

Ravn Alaska announced Saturday it will honor all existing purchased reservations on Yute Air, including goldenrod tickets for travel between Bethel and any Bethel hub location served, through March 31, 2017. The announcement comes on the heels of the discontinuation of Yute Air services, effective Saturday. Yute Air customers with purchased reservations can call their […]

Ravn Alaska Adds Direct Flights Between Anchorage and Kotzebue

By William Walsh | Ravn Alaska on Jan 13, 2017   Events/Notices, Featured, North Slope/Northwest Alaska, State  

Ravn Alaska Adds Direct Flights Between Anchorage and Kotzebue

Ravn Alaska announced this week that beginning Feb. 15, it will offer round-trip, Dash-8 flights between Kotzebue and Anchorage, five days a week. With this direct service, Anchorage travelers will have more options and access to travel in the Northwest Arctic region of Alaska. This new route is now available to book online. “We were […]

Delta Cancels More Flights After Computer Outage

By VOA News on Aug 9, 2016   Featured, National  

Delta Cancels More Flights After Computer Outage

Delta Air Lines said it canceled nearly 500 flights Tuesday as it tries to get operations back to normal following a computer systems failure Monday. The company blamed the outage on a loss of power at its hub in Atlanta, saying some of its critical systems failed to switch over to a backup that would […]

NASA Science Flights Target Melting Arctic Sea Ice

By Maria-Jose Vinas | NASA Earth Science News Team on Jul 20, 2016   Featured, Science/Education, The Arctic and Alaska Science  

NASA Science Flights Target Melting Arctic Sea Ice

This summer, with sea ice across the Arctic Ocean shrinking to below-average levels, a NASA airborne survey of polar ice just completed its first flights. Its target: aquamarine pools of melt water on the ice surface that may be accelerating the overall sea ice retreat. NASA’s Operation IceBridge completed the first research flight of its […]

US Military Planes Search for Boat People in SE Asia

By Steve Herman | VOA News on May 26, 2015   At Sea, Featured, World  

US Military Planes Search for Boat People in SE Asia

BANGKOK—The U.S. Embassy in Bangkok says the U.S. military has begun conducting maritime surveillance flights off the west coast of Malaysia, supporting efforts to search for thousands of migrants believed stranded at sea on rickety wooden boats. “In consultation with governments in the region, the U.S. on May 24 began conducting maritime surveillance flights off […]



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