Flying Around Alaska
Beyond the mainline jets connecting Anchorage, Fairbanks, and Juneau, a network of regional and bush carriers reaches the towns no road or ferry does.
Flying In, Around, and Over Alaska
For many Alaska towns without a road or reliable ferry connection, flying is the only way in - and for Denali, it's also the best way to see it up close.
Get in TouchMainline Service
Alaska Airlines runs the mainline jet routes into and around the state, including daily service to Juneau, Kodiak, Cordova, Bethel, Nome, and Utqiagvik out of its Anchorage hub.
Regional & Bush Carriers
Grant Aviation and Bering Air serve smaller communities across the Aleutian Chain, Bristol Bay, and Northwest Alaska that mainline jets don't reach.
Flightseeing Denali
A small-plane or helicopter tour is the classic way to see Denali and its glaciers up close - expect roughly $285-490 per person for a standard flightseeing tour, and $475-615+ if it includes a glacier landing (plus a small National Park landing fee).
Hub Airports
Anchorage (ANC), Fairbanks (FAI), and Juneau (JNU) are the state's three main hub airports for connecting on to smaller communities.