Comments
from
our Customers
“Carl is an excellent guide!”
The Smith Family
Boise, Idaho
“…just like God made it! We were in the middle of the Alaska bush!”
Roy & Penny Evans Farmerville, Louisiana
“…the amazing scenery…the skillful and very knowledgeable pilot!”
Julie Casey
Newton, Massachusetts
“The flying…fantastic and the iews…awesome!”
Kelly & Michael
Loveland, Colorado |
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• The
tour length is 1 to 2 Hours.
• Ketchikan's ONLY FAA certified Medallion
Shield Carrier!
•
The true Alaskan Experience!
• Experience
the life of an Alaska bush pilot!
• See the Tongass National Forest and the real bush Alaska!
• Have a wildlife viewing opportunity available
to only a few visitors!
• Listen to your pilots narration about points
of interest on your route through a digital noise
canceling stereo headset!
• A guaranteed window seat and a Bush Plane Certificate will compliment your truly Alaskan experience!
Superb scenery, stops at fascinating outposts,
and a true bush pilot experience are yours on this unique way to
see the real Alaska!
You are invited to join us on one of our daily scheduled mail, freight,
and passenger flights into secluded wilderness areas. Flights are
made to one of 18 communities provided with US Mail service via Taquan
Air. Communities include historic native villages, remote camps,
and colorful fishing towns. Stops at such locations as Thorne Bay,
a timber harvesting community located in a scenic bay, the native
village of Hydaburg, once a reservation, and remote residences in
the Behm Canal, near historic Loring, could be included on
your chosen route.

You
will fly over some of the most beautiful tree-clad mountainous areas
in the sprawling 16.8 million acre Tongass National Forest. The nation's
largest forest is filled with numerous islands, most of which are
uninhabited, that are intertwined with pristine bays and sounds.
Your pilot will identify points of interest and any wildlife sighted
along the way. All landings will be made in hidden harbors and sheltered
inlets. Shortly after dropping off any mail, supplies, or passengers,
the flight will continue onto the next destination. Each stop could
become a unique photography opportunity for the nature lover and
photographer with some flights including up to four stops. There
is no better way to experience our way of life and to meet friendly
back-country Alaskans in their environment. |