Join FLY907 for a 1.5-hour flight over Anchorage’s stunning Chugach Mountains and Knik Glacier, with a landing right beside the icy expanse for unforgettable views and photos. Perfect for small groups seeking a truly unique Alaskan adventure.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
1.5 hours
Fitness Level
No physical fitness required; suitable for most
Wildlife
History
The Knik Glacier area has been a vital part of Alaskan indigenous communities for centuries and played a role in regional history as a significant ice formation for early explorers.
Conservation
FLY907 actively promotes responsible tourism, practicing minimal environmental impact to preserve the glacier’s pristine state and surrounding wilderness.
FLY907
Join FLY907 for a 1.5-hour flight over Anchorage’s stunning Chugach Mountains and Knik Glacier, with a landing right beside the icy expanse for unforgettable views and photos. Perfect for small groups seeking a truly unique Alaskan adventure.
FLY907 is an Alaska-based scenic flight operator specializing in glacier landings, remote wildlife viewing, and fly-out fishing excursions. The company offers a curated slate of five air tours — the Mt. Spurr Alaska Glacier Tour, the Chugach Mountain Range Knik Glacier tour, fly-out fishing trips, Bear View Katmai, and Bear View Lake Clark — designed to showcase Alaska's dramatic landscapes from the air.
Mt. Spurr Alaska Glacier Tour is a two-hour flight over Cook Inlet to Mount Spurr, an active volcano, with aerial views of the Capps and Triumvirate Glaciers and a unique landing next to a glacier. The Chugach Mountain Range Knik Glacier tour is a 1.5-hour flight from Anchorage that includes a glacier-side landing ideal for photography and small groups. Other offerings include guided fly-out fishing and dedicated bear-viewing flights to Katmai and Lake Clark for wildlife observation from a safe distance.
FLY907 emphasizes responsible access to remote areas and clear trip descriptions so guests know what to expect. Pilots and guides focus on safe flight operations, weather-aware planning, and minimizing environmental impact during landings and wildlife viewing. Flight sizes and landing procedures are arranged to suit small groups seeking close-up glacier experiences and shoreline access for fishing and bear viewing.
With a concentrated set of specialty flights and repeatable landing procedures, FLY907 provides direct access to Alaska's glaciers and coastal wilderness for travelers seeking efficient, scenic, and memorable aerial experiences. Reservations are recommended during peak season to secure preferred dates and to coordinate equipment guidance for fishing or photography.
Tours Offered
5
Varied glacier and wildlife flights
Departure
Anchorage
Chugach Knik Glacier tours depart Anchorage
Typical Duration
1.5–2 hrs
Short, scenic flight times
Glacier Landings
Yes
Land next to Capps, Triumvirate, Knik Glaciers
Secure seats for Mt. Spurr glacier landings, Knik Glacier photography flights, fishing trips, and bear-view tours — small groups and unforgettable views.
Dress in layers
Layered clothing is essential as temperatures can vary greatly between the plane and glacier landing.
Bring a camera with zoom
High-quality photos of the glacier and mountain vistas are easier with a camera or smartphone equipped for zooming.
Book early, especially in summer
Slots for glacier landings fill quickly during peak season; advance booking ensures availability.
Wear sunglasses and sunscreen
The reflection off the ice and altitude can expose you to strong UV rays, so protection is advised.
Warm, layered clothing
Insulating layers are crucial to staying warm during the glacier landing and sightseeing.
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Camera with zoom capability
Capture the stunning ice formations and mountain vistas for memories and sharing.
Sunglasses and sunscreen
Protection from UV rays is indispensable due to reflection off ice and snow.
Sturdy shoes or boots
Comfortable footwear for standing or walking near the glacier when on the ground.