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...Afer Pan Am pulled out of Alaska, Dean worked for other airlines, including Pacific Northern, Western, and Cordova Airlines. From 1968 to 1977, he and two partners owned and operated Southeast Skyways, a scheduled and charter airline...
...the business district of Tanana. In 1934, a single-engine biplane took off from Cordova in the first flight of Cordova Airlines. In 1949, Pan American World Airways resumed the world's longest aerial "milk run." Twice a week, it flew...
...the business district of Tanana. In 1934, a single-engine biplane took off from Cordova in the first flight of Cordova Airlines. In 1949, Pan American World Airways resumed the world's longest aerial "milk run." Twice a week, it flew...
...the business district of Tanana. In 1934, a single-engine biplane took off from Cordova in the first flight of Cordova Airlines. In 1949, Pan American World Airways resumed the world's longest aerial "milk run." Twice a week, it flew...
...the business district of Tanana. In 1934, a single-engine biplane took off from Cordova in the first flight of Cordova Airlines. In 1949, Pan American World Airways resumed the world's longest aerial "milk run." Twice a week, it flew...
...family in 1965 to Juneau. They assisted the Bixbys with the operation of Taku Lodge from 1965 to 1969. He worked for Cordova Airlines, Alaska Airlines and the Alaska Marine Highway System. He retired in 1983. He was among the founders of KTOO radio...
...the business district of Tanana. In 1934, a single-engine biplane took off from Cordova in the first flight of Cordova Airlines. In 1949, Pan American World Airways resumed the world's longest aerial "milk run." Twice a week, it flew...