Private Jet Charter to Alaska

Alaska Private Jet Charters

Alaska’s scale still stuns even the most seasoned traveler. Larger than Texas, California, and Montana combined, the Last Frontier cradles volcano-lined coasts, glacier valleys, and Denali’s 20,310-foot peak. Fewer than 750,000 people share the state, yet tourism added about 1.8 million visitors last year, many arriving by air and sea to chase salmon, aurora, or midnight-sun golf rounds.

Anchorage, Fairbanks, Juneau, and Ketchikan headline our charter list. Summer surges with anglers, cruise-ship extensions, and expedition crews stocking floatplanes. Winter brings scientists and film teams hunting northern-lights footage. Anchorage’s oil, logistics, and cargo hubs also draw executives who cannot risk missed connections in Seattle.

Runway access matters here. Alaska offers eight core jet-capable airports plus countless gravel strips and seaplane docks. Ted Stevens Anchorage (ANC) supports nonstop midsize flights from L.A. or Chicago, while Fairbanks (FAI) positions guests closer to Arctic lodges. Just Landed Jets coordinates every fuel stop and fly-out so your adventure starts where the road ends.

At A Glance: Alaska Private Jet Charters

• Busiest Airport in Alaska: Ted Stevens Anchorage International (ANC)
• Annual Private Flights to Alaska: ~9,000 movements
• Annual Tourist Trips Alaska: ~1.8 million visitors
• Most Popular Aircraft in Alaska: Challenger 300 super-midsize
• Busiest Travel Season in Alaska: June–August (summer)

Private Aviation Trends in Alaska by the Numbers

In 2024, Alaska ranked in the nation’s top fifteen for charter arrivals despite its remote latitude. Seasonal demand skews leisure: nearly 70 percent of flights supported fishing lodges, photography tours, or national-park treks. ANC handled half the state’s private departures, with Fairbanks and Juneau splitting the remainder. July alone saw a 40 percent spike over shoulder months, reflecting cruise-linked itineraries.

Pilots favor super-mid and heavy jets such as the Challenger 300 and Gulfstream G450 for nonstop range from California or Texas. Light jets appear on intra-state hops connecting Anchorage to Kodiak or Dutch Harbor. Bear-viewing weeks in July and Iditarod festivities each March drive tight slot availability—early booking is key.

Top Private Jet Airports in Alaska

• Anchorage Airport (ANC) – Anchorage
• Fairbanks Airport (FAI) – Fairbanks
• Juneau Airport (JNU) – Juneau
• Ketchikan International Airport (KTN) – Ketchikan
• Wrangell Airport (WRG) – Wrangell
• Klawock Airport (KLW) – Klawock
• Hydaburg Seaplane Base (HYG) – Hydaburg
• Ketchikan Harbor Seaplane Base (WFB) – Ketchikan

Book Your Next Flight to Alaska with Just Landed Jets

Whether you need skis for a glacier strip or cabin heat on the ramp, our team navigates Alaska’s extremes so you can focus on the adventure. We arrange floatplane transfers, lodge provisions, and customs when arriving direct from Canada.

Chart a course north and let Just Landed Jets craft your Alaska charter today.