Alaska Pilot Magnets

Description: Is your soul flying somewhere over the coast of Alaska? Does your heart belong to bushflying and landing on lakes? If so, then you are sure to love this Beaver floatplane-themed tee. A great shirt for any aviator or avgeek who loves floatplanes and Alaska

Description: Fly beyond

Description: Painting of a float plane landing in Willow, Alaska in front of North America's tallest peak - Denali Mountain.

Description: A retro logo featuring a polar bear wearing aviator goggles and a helmet, superimposed over a biplane. Text reads "Whitebear AIR CHARTERS EST 1968 ANCHORAGE, ALASKA". The style is reminiscent of vintage aerial exploration.

Description: Silhouette Design featuring the Piper Super Cub on Floats

Description: Bush plane stol lifestyle

Description: Designated in 1956 amidst the geopolitical shifting of the Cold War, the 354th Fighter Wing is a U.S.A.F. combat wing based at Eielson AFB, 26 miles southeast of Fairbanks, Alaska, where it serves as America's premier force for Arctic airpower. The wing has flown numerous fighter aircraft over its history, including the RF-80 Shooting Star, F-100 Super Sabre, F-4 Phantom II, A-7 Corsair II, and A-10 Thunderbolt II. Today, the 'Icemen' of the 354th operate F-35A Lightning IIs and F-16 Fighting Falcons, providing considerable combat capability in a strategically important region. While the wing's official motto is "Valor in Combat," the unofficial motto, "Ready to Go at 50 Below," reflects the unit's readiness despite Alaska's harsh climate.

Description: During my flight on Alaska Airlines from Anchorage to Fairbanks on a beautiful day I looked out my window and saw Denali in all its glory. The view was so incredible that the pilot flew a bit closer to the mountain so we would all get a better view. So I decided to paint that incredible sight. Signed, limited-edition prints available at my Etsy shop: https://www.etsy.com/listing/598898115

Description: Grew up in Alaska? You ate this and liked it if you knew what was good for you.

Description: This painting was inspired by flights around Denali with K2 Aviation out of Talkeetna, Alaska. The plane is a De Havilland Beaver, and has skis for landing on glaciers on Denali. Read the blog post about this painting here: http://wp.me/p3EqTk-Qj Limited-edition, signed art prints are available at my Etsy shop RealArtIsBetter: https://www.etsy.com/RealArtIsBetter/listing/536719637

Description: Painting of an Alaskan mountain landscape with a float plane, mountains and a fisherman. I call this piece Catch & Release. Signed, limited-edition prints available at my Etsy shop: https://www.etsy.com/listing/701866010

Description: If you want to get a lot of places in Alaska, you need to charter a plane as access by road can either be too treacherous or simply nonexistent, by sea just too time-consuming or not an option further inland. Whether it’s a civilized weekend in Sitka, dropping in on the small town of Golovin, or landing on McKinley Glacier, an experienced bush pilot is an excellent choice to get you to where you are wanting to go… and back again. Founded in 1968, Whitebear Air Charters spent decades transporting people and goods throughout the massive state of Alaska, and their experienced pilots were at the ready, airport or not. From landing at sea or on glacial snowpack, to the raw bush country landscape, Whitebear did it all.

Description: military

Description: The 18th Aggressor Squadron is a subordinate unit of the 354th Fighter Wing based at Eielson Air Force Base in Alaska, and flies the Block 30 F-16C/D aircraft.

Description: Whitebear Air Charters 1968

Description: An aviation themed graphic tee featuring an Otter bushplane, landing in the rugged Alaskan wilderness during a period of twilight. A cool tee for any lover of aviation art, aircraft and flying. A great addition to any aviation wardrobe, kid or adult! Great gift for your favorite avgeek, pilot, aviation enthusiasts, Alaskan pilots, bushpilots, guides, airshow fans, adventure travelers, military aviators, A&P mechanics, aircraft nuts, airplane lovers, flight instructors and anyone who loves to fly.

Description: If you can land your airplane on the water or in the bush, this is the design for you.

Description: A design featuring a Beaver floatplane silhouette and vintage logo.

Description: Alaska Sea Plane Seaplane Pilot Alaskan Landscape

Description: I'm pitch perfect I'm a pilot.

Description: My artwork of a Piper Cub in a sunset sky. Drawn by a student pilot trying to offset the costs of flight training by selling her art!

Description: This painting is called Flightseeing in Wrangell - St. Elias National Park. This deHavilland Beaver belongs to Wrangell Mountain Air, which operates flights in and out of McCarthy, Alaska. The mountain in the background is Mount Blackburn. Original oil painting, and limited-edition prints available at my Etsy shop: https://www.etsy.com/listing/868312677

Description: Design illustration of a Piper PA-18 Supercub with tundra tires.

Description: Show some love to Steller sea lions with this design by Liesl S

Description: A fun, humorous aviation design for floatplane pilots everywhere. This shirt features a Beaver airplane on floats and text, "Runways? We don't need no stink'n runways"! A sentiment shared by floatplane and bushpilots everywhere.

Description: Piper Cub with Bush Wheels

Description: Cessna Seaplane Alaska Bush Floats

Description: WWI pilot Leigh Brintnell formed Mackenzie Air Service in 1932 in Edmonton, Alberta. Brintnell offered both passenger and cargo service to remote mines and trading posts throughout the Canadian Northwest. His first contract was flying fresh produce from Edmonton to the remote Eldorado Mines, and eventually would maintain daily scheduled flights linking Edmonton with key points in Goldfields, Yellowknife, Gordon Lake, Port Radium, and Coppermine. Known for flying places otherwise unserved, Mackenzie Air Service was a pioneer in bush pilot transportation services that would eventually operate one of the largest modern aircraft fleets in Canada. Mackenzie Air Service would be purchased by Canadian Pacific Airlines in the early '40s.

Description: Mackenzie Air Service 1932

Description: Boeing B727-200Adv - Alaska Airlines "Old Colours" digital artwork by The Art of Flying. http://www.theartofflying.biz