The Cessna T207 pilot initiated a go-around after spotting a loose dog on the runway, losing control and crashing. The pilot and one passenger were killed and a third adult was seriously injured.

The breed is known for delivering lifesaving medicine to the remote town of Nome, Alaska, during an outbreak of diphtheria in 1925.

A Cessna 207 airplane crashed in Alaska earlier this week, leaving two people dead — and authorities are now saying that the ...

The pilot of a Cessna that crashed near an airstrip in Alaska may have lost control while trying to avoid a loose dog on the ...

Alaska Airlines plans to expand as a trans-Pacific carrier, using Seattle as a hub and Portland as a relief valve for connecting flights. The airline's long-term ...

Homer pilot Daniel Bunker and Anchorage artist and photographer Jenny Irene Miller died in Monday’s crash, which also sent a ...

The crash occurred near the airport Monday afternoon. Two people are dead and another is hospitalized following a Monday ...

Authorities say the crash of a small commercial flight on the Kenai Peninsula on Monday killed the pilot and a 37-year-old Anchorage resident, a well-known artist and photographer originally from Nome ...

Julie Kitka, federal co-chair of the infrastructure-focused commission, lists challenges posed by Trump administration grant ...