Northern Pacific, With FAA Approval, Can Launch Flights

Christine Boynton July 10, 2023
Northern Pacific Airways pilots
(L to R, Jon Heyl Chief Pilot, Kanwaljit Cheema, Pilot, Tilak Ramaprakash, Pilot and Frank Duke, Pilot)
Credit: Ontario International Airport
Northern Pacific Airways says it has FAA approval to begin commercial service. The Anchorage-based carrier began its Proving Flights on June 21, a final regulatory hurdle it had to clear before receiving its operations specifications (OpSpecs). According to a statement posted on Twitter, the...
Christine Boynton

Christine Boynton is a Senior Editor covering air transport in the Americas for Aviation Week Network.

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