Q:Which is the correct name, McKinley or Denali? 
A: Denali is from the Athabaskan dialect and roughly translates to "the high one", the name first used by locals. Denali was made an official wilderness area in 1917 (it was called Mt. McKinley National Park then having been named for the U.S. President, William McKinley). In 1980 that the name changed to Denali National Park and Preserve. Whichever you use, we know what you mean.

Q: Are your planes comfortable?
A: Yes, and the ride is very smooth. Few people get airsick but we do provide sick bags for every seat.

Q: What are your hours of operation?
A: We're open 7 days a week in the summer from 7am to 9pm. In the winter our schedule is flexible. Please call for details.

Q: What kinds of airplanes do you operate?
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Q: Do I get a window seat? 
A: Yes! Every passenger gets a window seat and a headset so you can hear your pilot provide information about the area. You are also free to ask your pilot questions along the way.

Q: Are your planes handicap accessible?
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Q: What about the weather?
A: We can't control the weather and your pilot will always have your safety in mind so trips may occassionally have to be rescheduled. You may want to sign up for the tour you want but be as flexible as possible in the event a slot opens.

Q: How do I get to your location?
A: We have a map showing our location and a map of the areas where we fly. Click MAP to view the map. A courtesy shuttle is available from local area hotels for those without vehicles.

Q: What should I bring along and should I dress warm?
A: Sturdy walking shoes, sunglasses, film/batteries, light coat. Our planes are kept comfortably warm so extra clothes are not necessary.

Q: Do you have a co-pilot on these flights? 
A: No but we do have a co-pilot seat which you may request. The pilot will figure weight and balance and make the decision who sits in the co-pilot seat.

Q: Do you have a good safety record? 
A: Yes, our pilots are experienced Alaskan pilots who know the area and will always put your safety first.