40-Mile Air
United States · MILE-AIR

Connecting remote Alaska communities by air.
- ›Operates in one of the most geographically challenging aviation environments in North America.
- ›Serves remote Alaskan villages with limited or no road access.
- ›Also provides cross-border service to Dawson City in Canada's Yukon Territory.
- ›Carries passengers, mail, and cargo as essential community services.
- ›Operates under FAA Part 135 air carrier regulations.
40-Mile Air is a small regional carrier operating in the remote interior and western regions of Alaska, providing essential air service to communities with limited surface transportation options. Founded to serve the rugged frontier of the Last Frontier state, the airline operates out of Tok, Alaska, linking isolated villages to the broader air network. Its operations are a lifeline for residents who depend on air travel for access to goods, services, and connectivity.
40-Mile Air operates a small fleet of propeller-driven turboprop and piston aircraft typical of Alaskan bush flying operations, suited to short unpaved airstrips in remote areas.
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