How the FAA is improving aviation safety in Alaska
GA Resource Hub for Flying in Alaska
A one-stop-shop for important safety information and helpful flight tools such as weather, chart supplements, airport data, ATCT and FSS locations, and more.
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Recent Successes

Soldotna Area Common Traffic Advisory Frequency
A single frequency area allows pilots to communicate with each other in uncontrolled zones ensuring safe operations.

New GPS-Guided Routes to Fly Below Hazardous Weather
The 54 T-routes allow pilots to navigate direct flight paths at lower altitudes to avoid icing conditions.

New Maps for Alaska's Brooks Range
Sectional Aeronautical Charts identify the Naqsralugiaq and Carter passes for the first time.

Adding Weather Reporting Technology
Eight new Automated Weather Observing Systems (AWOS) will be installed.
Travel to Alaska for a look inside the FAA’s Flight Service Stations and learn why pilots depend on them.
Resources
- 2024 Alaska Aviation Events List
- Anchorage Terminal Area Airspace and Procedures Study
- Watch the 2021 FAASI Virtual Briefing
- Alaska Dangerous Goods
- Flying in Alaska YouTube Playlist
- Tools to Fly Alaska Safely
- Find an Alaska FSDO
- Alaska Flight Services
- Alaskan Aviators on the FAA Blog, "Cleared for Takeoff"