Northwest History. Alaska 7. Aviation Air Routes, United States

Pioneer Alaska Air Route: Cannery Officials Fly To Bering Sea Village. PIONEER ALASKA AIR ROUTE Cannery Officials Fly to Bering Sea Village. JUNEAU, Alaska, June 20. (OP) — In the first air Journiy ever made over most of their course, Pilot Robert Ellis and a party of cannery officials returned here...

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Format: Text
Language:English
Published: 1930
Subjects:
Alaska air route
cannery
Bering Sea
Juneau
Robert Ellis
Alaska-Washington Airways
Kvichak
Bristol bay
Yakutat
Cordova
Northwest
Pacific > History > 20th century
Alaska
Pacific
Online Access:http://content.libraries.wsu.edu/cdm/ref/collection/clipping/id/89726
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Summary:Pioneer Alaska Air Route: Cannery Officials Fly To Bering Sea Village. PIONEER ALASKA AIR ROUTE Cannery Officials Fly to Bering Sea Village. JUNEAU, Alaska, June 20. (OP) — In the first air Journiy ever made over most of their course, Pilot Robert Ellis and a party of cannery officials returned here today in an Alaska-Washington Airways seaplane after a flight to Kvichak, at the head of Bristol bay on Bering sea. They flew about 2100 miles in 18 hours, during two and a half days, with stops at Yakutat, Cordova and other points.

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