Photo taken and submitted by Brian Fortier
John Walatka started his own air taxi service out of Dillingham, Alaska in the 1930’s. He was chief pilot of Northern Consolidated Airlines bush fleet. John was also instrumental in founding the first sport fishing lodges in Bristol Bay The Walatka Mountains, located in Katmai National Park (250 miles SW of Anchorage), are
named after him.
Dillingham FSS is located in the upstairs right corner of this airline terminal building.
Dillingham FSS is located in the upstairs corner (the corner closest to photographer) of this airline terminal building. At least three airlines have owned and operated from this building over the years, Wien Airlines, MarkAir, and Reeve Aleutian Airlines. This photo is facing southwest.
Looking westward from the runway, Dillingham FSS is located in the upstairs northeast corner (right side corner closest to photographer) of this airline terminal building. At least three airlines have owned and operated from this building over the years, Wien Airlines, MarkAir, and Reeve Aleutian Airlines.
Cold Bay FSS (CDB), Alaska, March 2, 2000
View of the Inflight position
Inflight position
Inflight position
Inflight position
Flight Data position
Inflight frequencies, altimeter, and wind instruments
FSS building (green building on left)
FSS building in the distance
Cold Bay FSS (CDB), Alaska, September 2008
FSS building
Photos submitted by Mike McAfee
FSS building in background
Last updated 01/29/11
Cordova FSS
Cordova FSS about 1980
Cordova FSS
Cordova, Alaska Housing Compound
Cordova FSS Employees, Alaska
Cordova FSS Interior, Alaska
Cordova FSS Interior, Alaska
Cold Bay FSS (CDB), Alaska, January 18, 1999
FSS facility
Cold Bay FSS (CDB), Alaska, January 18, 1999
Operations area
Cold Bay FSS (CDB), Alaska (date unknown)
Pilot weather briefing counter and operations area