The most difficult part of getting started is figuring out what you want to do, where you want to go and then shopping around for the air taxi that best suits your needs for the best price. Air taxis are available in all of Alaska's major cities and villages. Most flightseeing charters provide standard packages tailored to highlight sights of local interest. For passengers, this keeps planning simple. Many operators happily carry out custom flightseeing trips for those who have particular sites or destinations in mind, as long as these are arranged in advance.
Prices vary according to the aircraft used and passengers are normally charged by the hour.
This is the time to study maps and make decisions. Consult air taxi services in the region you plan to visit and ask if planes can land at your desired drop-off point. Also, consider how much gear you will require and find out if your pilot will need to make more than one trip to transport your party and equipment to your destination. The logistics and total cost of your trip hinges on these factors. To access the Goodnews, most travelers fly major airline jets to Dillingham from Anchorage, then step aboard previously chartered Bush planes from there.