This helicopter is ideally suited for various missions such as sightseeing, light utility transport, and remote location access.

A group of AV-8B Harriers from Marine Attack Squadron 231 sit on the ramp at KRME after returning from a training sortie at Fort Drum in July 2024.

Flexjet flight sitting on ramp at Griffiss

The photo captures the aircraft in a typical northern winter operating environment, highlighting Alaska Airlines' specialized operations in extreme conditions.

USAF AMC C-17

Notable for its long fuselage and split scimitar winglets optimizing more efficient cruise.

Operated for fuel supply in remote Alaska, this Evrets Air DC-6 is a rare airworthy legacy of classical piston-powered cargo transport in the USA.

LifeMed Alaska uses this aircraft for emergency medical evacuations, especially in rugged and remote northern environments.

The Boeing 747-400 is distinguished by its winglets, stretched upper deck, and classic hump, visible in this photo. Painted in China Airlines' livery.

Photo captures pronounced wing vortices, common on humid days with heavy aircraft departures. MD-11 is distinctive for its three-engine layout and upward canted winglets.

The image shows Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport, a major international cargo hub, famous for sightings like these.

Photographed through a frosty fence, this An-124 exemplifies the aircraft's capability to operate in extreme conditions.

This livery is specially designed for the University of Alaska Fairbanks and is a spotter favorite due to its unique blue and gold colors and bear logo on the tail.

This particular aircraft was originally delivered to Virgin America and now serves Alaska following the merger.

AN 124 at Tulsa international flight ADB762F

The YKS-7 was a post-Depression variant with refinements for reliability and comfort. This one features traditional wooden interiors and period-correct artwork, as seen in the detail shots.

The Pencil ✏️

This aircraft was introduced to promote awareness of orca whales and celebrates the airline's strong ties to the Pacific Northwest and Alaska.

This photo was taken Sunday December 7th 2025 at 4:42pm

N380HA's name is “Hokulea,” following Hawaiian’s tradition of naming aircraft after constellations or stars.