Everts Air Fuel

Everts Air is a family owned airline in Alaska. It provides cargo, passenger and charter services across the state. The company traces its roots to 1978, when Robert W. Everts bought Tatonduk Flying Service. It is headquartered in Fairbanks, Alaska.

The company has bases in Anchorage and Fairbanks. Its large aircraft cargo operations run out of Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport. The site says its operations focus on essential air cargo, passenger service and charter solutions. The company operates under Part 135 and Part 121 certificates.

The site describes a fleet that includes World War II era aircraft still in active service. It says the DC-6 can operate on ice, gravel and short runways while carrying heavy loads. The site also describes an MD-80 fleet based in Laredo, Texas.

Everts Air expanded to the Lower 48 with on-demand charter service for oversized and time critical freight. Its Laredo, Texas operations serve North, Central and South America, Mexico and the Caribbean. The site says the company carries mail and time critical freight across Alaska. It says Everts Air is a vital connection for the communities and industries it serves.

The site says the company flies to 11 destinations in 2026. It says it employs more than 350 Alaskans and is a large independent employer. The site lists a passenger booking portal, a freight estimate form, shipment tracking and a frequent flyer program called PropPoints. It also has a business partners page and an account opening option. The site also lists a photo gallery from ramp tour visitors and plane spotters.

The Anchorage cargo customer service line is 907-243-0009. The Fairbanks cargo line is 907-450-2383. The passenger and reservations line is 907-450-2350. On-demand charter sales outside Alaska can be reached at 907-450-2381. The site also lists a hazardous materials line at 907-249-4348.