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Grant Aviation has purchased two Cessna Caravans to double its daily service between Kenai and Anchorage.
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The two other airlines that serve Kenai — Grant and Kenai Aviation — have announced increased flights. Airport officials say they'll soon seek a third airline to replace Ravn.
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The airline says it will offer 30% more flights overall starting Saturday, the day after Ravn will cease operations out of the Kenai Municipal Airport.
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Ravn Alaska, the Alaska airline that specializes in serving small communities, will soon cease operations out of Kenai Municipal Airport. According to an airport spokesperson, the airline’s decision was driven by the nationwide pilot shortage.
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The airline will join Grant Aviation and Ravn Air at the Kenai airport. Rambler Air was also set to start offering scheduled flights between Kenai and Anchorage this spring, though that's no longer the case.
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A Soldotna man who died in a plane crash Sunday was a dad, business owner and sport fisherman.Derek Leichliter died while preparing for a hunting trip on…
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The Kenai Municipal Airport is is the first thing a lot of people see when they get into town.So it’s important that it looks good. And it’s much more…
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Kenai’s airport has space for three carriers. But those spaces haven’t all been full since 2013, when Lake and Peninsula Airlines was at the airport.This…
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For the first time since its predecessor went bankrupt this April, Ravn Alaska is resuming regular scheduled service to Kenai and several other Alaska…
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Driving north on Marathon Road past the Kenai Municipal Airport, you might notice what looks like a giant teed-up golf ball way out to the west. That’s…