Book Flights within Alaska

Alaska is one of the most remote and scenic parts of the United States. Travel between cities often depends on flying, as many towns are separated by vast wilderness, mountain ranges or lack direct road access.

Flights make it easy to reach key locations and explore more of the state in less time. From short hops between major hubs to connections with isolated communities, air travel is an essential part of life in Alaska.

Here’s what to know about flying within the state:

• Major cities like Anchorage, Juneau and Fairbanks are connected by daily flights
• Small regional airlines serve harder-to-access places across the state
• Flight times between cities are often under 2 hours
• You can book with 600+ airlines through Alternative Airlines, including local carriers
• Flexible payment options are available, including Buy Now Pay Later plans

Wherever you're heading in Alaska, we make it easier to compare flights and split the cost in a way that works for you.

Flying is a vital part of life in Alaska, where many towns and villages aren't connected by road. Several airlines operate scheduled and charter flights across the state, from major city routes to remote bush airstrips. At Alternative Airlines, you can book with the following trusted carriers:

• Alaska Airlines - As the state’s largest airline, Alaska Airlines connects major hubs like Anchorage, Juneau, Fairbanks and Ketchikan. It’s the go-to for reliable, daily flights between cities and onward travel to the Lower 48.
• Ravn Alaska - A key regional airline serving smaller communities across the state. Ravn provides essential connections to towns that can’t be reached by road, with a strong network and regular service.
• Grant Aviation - Operates short-haul routes across rural Alaska. Known for flying to isolated villages, Grant Aviation is important for essential travel, including medical, postal and passenger services.
• Wright Air Service - Based in Fairbanks, Wright Air links remote areas in Alaska’s interior and northern regions. It’s often used for community transport and regional access in the Arctic and Yukon River areas.
• Bering Air - Serves western Alaska with scheduled flights and cargo services from hubs like Nome, Kotzebue and Unalakleet. It connects the Bering Strait region with key towns and villages.
• Taquan Air - A leading seaplane operator, Taquan flies from Ketchikan to island communities in southeast Alaska. It’s a flexible option for reaching coastal areas and small harbours.

All these Alaskan airlines (and hundreds more worldwide) can be booked through Alternative Airlines.