NTSB Cites Airspeed, Weight in Bering Air Accident
The Caravan was operating nearly 1,000 pounds above its weight limit for flight in icing conditions before entering an aerodynamic stall.
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FAA Says Employee Misconduct Behind Alaska Flight Service Closures
Seven Alaska facilities remain closed as Flight Service operations are temporarily consolidated in Fairbanks and Kenai.
FAA Expanding Weather Camera Network
FAA expands weather cameras to improve pilot safety in remote regions.
McFarlane Launches Alaska Brand for Bushwheel, Airframes Lines
New operation will combine Alaskan Bushwheels and Airframes Alaska product lines under one name.
Video: Red Bull Wingsuiters Chase Northern Lights Over Alaska
Red Bull Air Force athletes Jeff Provenzano and John DeVore complete a years-in-the-making night jump under the aurora.
No Injuries After Door Separates From Aircraft In Alaska
A Grant Aviation GA-8 Airvan landed safely in Bethel, Alaska, after a rear sliding door separated in flight on Feb. 28
Alaska Aviation Weather Unit Updates Surface, SIGWX Charts
Changes take effect Feb. 22 as production moves to new system.
Public Review Underway on Alaska Military Airspace Proposal
Public scoping open through Feb. 9 for proposed changes to Joint Pacific Alaska Range Complex.
Grant Aviation’s Expanding Role in Alaska
Grant Aviation works to stabilize service as travelers absorb loss of longtime regional operator.
Alaskan Air Carrier Faces Collapse
Kenai Aviation owner says he’s still determined to find a lifeline for the regional Alaskan air carrier.
