Connecting Alaska's remote communities by air.
Founded
1948
Headquarters
Anchorage, United States
Era Alaska is a regional airline based in Anchorage, Alaska, providing essential air service to remote and rural communities throughout the state. Operating as a commuter and regional carrier, it has long served as a vital transportation link for areas inaccessible by road.
The airline operates scheduled passenger service as well as charter and cargo flights, serving small villages and towns across Alaska where air travel is the primary means of transportation. Era Alaska is part of the broader Era Group, which has deep roots in Alaskan aviation.
Over the decades, Era Alaska has become an important part of the state's transportation infrastructure, offering reliable service in one of the most challenging flying environments in the world, including extreme weather and rugged terrain.
Hubs & network
Era Alaska operates primarily out of Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport, serving numerous bush and remote destinations across Alaska.
Fleet
Era Alaska operates turboprop aircraft suited to short-field and remote operations, including Dash 8 and other regional turboprops.
Notable facts
- ›Era Alaska is one of the oldest airlines operating in Alaska, with roots dating to 1948.
- ›The airline is part of the Era Group, a conglomerate with extensive aviation interests in Alaska.
- ›Era Alaska provides critical transportation links to remote Alaskan villages lacking road access.
- ›The airline operates in some of the most demanding weather and terrain conditions in commercial aviation.
- ›Era Alaska has historically operated Essential Air Service (EAS) routes subsidized by the U.S. government.
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