7H RVF Frequent-flyer program FlyAway Rewards Number of employees 900 Fleet size 73 | Subsidiaries Ravn Connect Founded 1 January 2010 | |
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Commenced operations 1948 (as Economy Helicopters) Secondary hubs Galena AirportSt. Mary's Airport CEO Bob Hajdukovich (27 Feb 2009–) Hubs Bethel Airport, Deadhorse Airport (Mail Hub), Aniak Airport, St. Mary's Airport, Edward G. Pitka Sr. Airport Profiles | ||
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Corvus Airlines dba Ravn Alaska (formerly Era Alaska) is an air marketing brand operated by Corvus Airlines, a FAR Part 121 airline headquartered in Anchorage, Alaska, United States. It operates a network of services from Anchorage as part of an Alaska Airlines Partnership. Its primary hub is Anchorage Airport.
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- Ravn alaska bethel departure
- History
- Fleet
- Formerly operated
- Destinations
- Media appearances
- Accidents and incidents
- References
History
Era Alaska was formed when three airlines, Frontier Flying Service, Era Aviation, and Hageland Aviation began operating under the former Frontier Alaska / Era Alaska brand names. The three airlines now serve as the largest air carrier in the state of Alaska by connecting more cities and passengers, utilizing the largest airplane fleet in Alaska. The airline group also acquired Arctic Circle Air Service, a local cargo airline, in 2010.
The airline's history in providing safe air service has earned it the Medallion Shield by the Medallion Foundation.
In 2014, the partnership was re-branded as Ravn Alaska, with the brand Ravn Alaska operated by Era Aviation which was renamed Corvus Airlines and the brand Ravn Connect operated by Hageland Aviation (scheduled passenger flights) and Frontier Flying Service (cargo and on-demand charters).
Fleet
The Ravn Alaska fleet includes the following aircraft (as of May 2016):
Formerly operated
Destinations
Ravn Alaska offers scheduled service to over 100 Alaskan cities and communities.
Media appearances
Beginning on January 14, 2011, Discovery Channel's Flying Wild Alaska showcased Era Alaska's daily operations. It aired until July 20, 2012, totaling 31 episodes over three seasons.