Air Cargo in Alaska
Listed first in Alaska: Northern Pioneer Helicopters, Pathfinder Aviation and Ridgeline Aviation. Compare services, locations and contacts below.
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Air Cargo companies
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View companyNorthern Pioneer Helicopters
AlaskaAir Cargo
Northern Pioneer Helicopters is an Alaska helicopter charter company based at Big Lake. It is a certified FAR Part 135 air carrier and provides statewide helicopter service, including to remote locations across Alaska.
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View companyPathfinder Aviation
AlaskaAir Cargo
Pathfinder Aviation is a helicopter transport company based in Anchorage, Alaska, founded in 2001 to address the Alaska utility helicopter market gap. Since then, it has expanded from seasonal utility flying to year-round operations worldwide.
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View companyRidgeline Aviation
AlaskaAir Cargo
Cordova, Alaska charter and external load operator founded in 2008, flying an AS350SD, a Robinson R66 and a Cessna 170B under FAA Part 135 and 133.
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View companyROTAK Helicopter Services
AlaskaAir Cargo
ROTAK Helicopter Services is a heavy lift helicopter operator based in Anchorage, Alaska. Founded in 2016, the company serves clients throughout the United States and beyond, offering aerial support for a variety of industries.
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View companySoloy Helicopters
AlaskaAir Cargo
Soloy Helicopters LLC is an Alaskan-owned helicopter charter company based at Wasilla Airport in Wasilla, Alaska. The company has provided helicopter services for over 30 years, primarily operating within Alaska but with the ability to mobilize across North America.
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Common questions
- How many air cargo companies are there in Alaska?
- Flying Engineer lists 5 air cargo companies in Alaska.
- Which air cargo companies in Alaska are listed first?
- Northern Pioneer Helicopters, Pathfinder Aviation and Ridgeline Aviation appear first. Featured companies are shown first, followed by companies with the most complete profiles.
- How do I contact a air cargo company in Alaska?
- Open a company's page to see its website, phone number and location, or send a quote request directly from the page. Requests go straight to the company.
Updated January 2026. Based on the companies listed on Flying Engineer.