Rust's Flying Service

Our bear viewing season isn’t over yet! Lake Clark bear viewing runs until the last week of Sept giving late season travelers an opportunity to see Alaska’s wildlife. Here are some sights and sounds from that trip!

Want to see Alaska from a whole new perspective? Hop into one of our floatplanes and fly over Prince William Sound packed with numerous active tidewater glaciers, a tour favored by our pilots.

Did you know our Discover Denali tour operates year round? Brave the Alaskan winter to experience magic you won’t find in summer: peaceful snow dusted days, no crowds, no mosquitoes, and spectacular night skies lit by the aurora.

Can you believe it’s almost September? It’s about this time some of our dock staff start heading back to school. Shoutout to our incredible dock team who work hard every day to make sure our planes are clean, fueled, loaded, and ready for the next adventure. While this is a seasonal position, we sure miss them in the winter.

Chinitna Bay bear viewing closes at the end of August. There are only a couple weeks left to see bears in this incredible tidal bay location.

The end of August is coming up quick but we still have a couple weeks left before our Redoubt Bay bear viewing closes for the season.

We our so proud of our operation, our team, and the memories we help create with travelers from around the globe. Thank you for supporting us for over 60 years! Because of your support, we get to have the best job in the world in one of the most stunning locations on Earth.

Is there any better sound than the purr of a radial engine on a De Havilland Beaver? (Bonus sounds from a Cessna 206)

POV: you just had an incredible full day of bear viewing in Lake Clark and your ride comes to bring you back to Anchorage in style.

Denali delivered some incredible views this weekend. We still have plenty of summer left, skip the drive and see Denali direct from Anchorage.