There is a maximum of 10 passengers per floatplane. If you have more than 10 passengers in your party, multiple planes will be used to accommodate your party.

The temperature during flight is roughly similar to the ground temperature, and each plane is equipped with heaters if necessary.

Yes, all seats on the floatplane have a window view.

Wildlife is abundant in Southeast Alaska and sightings are possible on any tour, however this is not a designated wildlife tour and nothing can be guaranteed.

There are no age restrictions for this tour.

Yes, we provide booster seats for younger guests to see out the plane windows.

Small bags may be brought along but must be stored in the rear cargo area of the floatplane.

Non-alcoholic beverages in a closeable containters and snacks are allowed on tour.

Guests must be comfortable walking short distances. Wheelchair assistance is available upon request.

Layered clothing and water resistant jackets are recommended

The Tongass National Forest, an actual rainforest, makes up much of Southeast Alaska. We Alaskans have learned to appreciate the rain and never let it stop us do what we need to do. If it is otherwise safe and quality flying weather, we will fly in the rain. A little-known fact is that the rich blue hues in the glaciers are more vibrant to the eye on an overcast day.

The best time to book your tour is whatever time works best for you. There is no time of day that is consistently better than the other in terms of weather. Weather in Alaska is ever changing and predicting the weather from month to month is nearly impossible.

Yes! The distance between each step on our ladders to board the planes is roughly a foot apart from each other. If the stepping motion is too much for someone, they also have a ramp that is a gradual incline with handrails on both sides that can be used instead. Guests can let the pilots know if a ramp is needed at the time of check-in.

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