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Troopers identify two men killed in Interior Alaska plane crash
Sam R. Brice, 81, of Fairbanks and Howard A. “Buzz” Otis, 64, of North Pole, died when their vintage plane crashed near the Salcha River.
Aviation
Four dead and another badly injured in two separate Alaska plane crashes
One crash occurred near Haines in Southeast Alaska and the other was east of Fairbanks.
Helicopter crash on glacier near Juneau injures 7
The Coastal Helicopters flight was returning to Juneau when its skids struck the ice, an NTSB investigator said.
2 Alaska volcanoes erupt just hours apart
A 34,000-foot ash plume from Bogoslof volcano left ashfall in Nikolski overnight Tuesday, hours after Cleveland Volcano sent up a 15,000-foot plume.
2 Alaska volcanoes erupt on same day
A 34,000-foot ash plume from Bogoslof volcano left ashfall in Nikolski overnight Tuesday, hours after Cleveland Volcano sent up a 15,000-foot plume.
Time to ask whether the Medallion Foundation saves pilots' and passengers' lives
Although the number of accidents has been reduced, the Medallion Foundation’s programs have yet to fully solve problems plaguing Alaska aviation.
Pilot's body recovered from mountain crash site in Southwest Alaska
A team revisited the site of a Grant Aviation plane crash near Chignik Lake and recovered the body of the pilot and sole occupant.
Weather delays recovery of pilot's body from Southwest Alaska crash site
NTSB investigators, Alaska State Troopers and the Coast Guard hope to reach the Grant Aviation Cessna Caravan during a recovery effort Thursday on the Alaska Peninsula.
At congressional hearing, Alaska Airlines promises compensation for unhappy customers
An airline representative joined executives from several airlines before the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee for a dressing down in the wake of the dragging of a passenger off an overbooked United Airlines flight.
Grant Aviation pilot killed in Southwest Alaska crash
A Coast Guard helicopter crew found the wrecked Cessna 208B about 225 miles southwest of Kodiak, after its emergency locator transmitter activated Monday afternoon.
Weed on a plane: How Alaska businesses get pounds of pot on board, with police blessing
Last year, a Sitka cannabis shop owner developed a strategy for transporting large amounts of commercially grown marijuana in her carry-on.
NTSB blames flightseeing pilot, employer safety 'culture' for crash near Ketchikan that killed 9
The National Transportation Safety Board unanimously found Tuesday that Promech Air “tacitly endorsed flying in hazardous weather” before the 2015 crash.
Anchorage's international airport eyes an on-site hotel
So far, the airport has received four applications to develop there, including for such brands as Marriott and Hilton.
Southeast Alaska town of Gustavus down to one local airline as tourist season nears
The loss of Wings of Alaska and an affiliated company leaves a single local air carrier, Alaska Seaplanes, flying regularly scheduled routes.
A fighter jet lost an engine over the Bering Sea. A voice from afar guided the pilot to safety.
An Anchorage air traffic controller was honored for saving the life of a Marine who found himself in trouble last summer.
New details emerge in deadly 2015 plane crash near Juneau
Wings of Alaska experienced training and oversight issues before a flight from Juneau to Hoonah crashed, according to records released by federal investigators this week.
Do what you can to make flights with a bush pilot easier
Alaska bush pilots deliver a unique service to hunters and fishermen who want to see the backcountry.
Rural Alaska communities rely on this program for air travel. Now it might be going away.
The Essential Air Service program subsidizes flights to provide regular air service to communities that wouldn't otherwise have it.
Anchorage police investigating shooting in Mountain View
Detectives have been called out to the scene; one person was taken to a local hospital, according to the Anchorage Police Department.
Lockheed Martin: Cargo airship on track for Alaska delivery in 2019
Testing is expected to happen in Alaska starting in late 2018.