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Airventures Alaska
Some of our most favorite things to do are:
Anchorage Glacier Tours
Bear Viewing Tours
Moose Hunting
Backcountry Flights
and
Salmon Fishing by Float Plane

FAA Certified Air Carrier, State of Alaska licensed Fly Fishing Guides, State of Alaska licensed big game transporter, Wilderness trips, Representative of Fly Fishing and Hunting Lodges in both North & South America.
Our Mission at Airventures Alaska is make everyone’s trip as memorable and enjoyable as possible. We know we can’t make everyone happy (You people know who you are!) but we will darn sure try!
“Come Explore Alaska with Us”
Airventures Alaska, Inc.
Lake Hood, Anchorage, Alaska
Or
Lake Lucille, Wasilla, Alaska
(907) 631-3377
Mailing Address:
PO Box 871309
Wasilla, Alaska 99687
About Us

Casey Long, Pilot/Guide
Casey grew up in the Gold Country Foothills of California and graduated from California State University, Chico with a BS in Geology. After a ride in a friend’s private airplane and an influence by an uncle who flew, he received his private pilot’s license in 1987. Flying many types of aircraft around the Pacific Northwest, he found his true passion and that was Bush Flying. In 38 years, Casey has logged over 10,000 hours of flying time. He is a FAA Airline Transport Pilot, and holder of the following certificates: Multi and Single engine land, Single engine sea and instrument airplane.
His passion for Alaska, Bush Flying and Fishing lured him to the Great Land where he continues to share this with his clients. He under goes flight proficiency testing twice a year by a Federal Aviation Administration Examiner.
Maria Jose Perazzo-Long, Bookings/Office Manager




Cessna 185 Skywagon
Our Cessna 185 Skywagon operates on Floats during the summer and Bush Wheels and Skis during the other parts of year depending on our location. We fly the Skywagon for the performance and reliability of this fabulous Bush Aircraft. We operate this aircraft under strict Federal Aviation Administration guidelines for Part 135 (Air Carrier) operations, which includes 100 hour vigorous and thorough inspections. We can operate this aircraft with up to four passengers and one pilot, however for comfort we generally operate with three passengers and one pilot.