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Now that restrictions have been lifted, it is easier for all of us to be more confident about our future travel plans.

Air North, Yukon’s Airline is Celebrating Three Million Jet Passengers Today

A July 2022 update from President and CEO Joe Sparling looking back at the airline's performance in 2021 and the year-to-date for 2022

First-ever scheduled flight between Whitehorse, Yellowknife and Toronto now en route.

Now you can smell like an Air North, Yukon's Airline warm cookie

A February 2022 update from President and CEO Joe Sparling on our efforts to navigate our way through the pandemic

An update from President and CEO Joe Sparling on our efforts to navigate our way through the pandemic

Some advice and ideas to make your holiday travel easy

Announcing seasonal service to Toronto, Ontario from Whitehorse and Yellowknife

Travel into Old Crow is presently limited to authorized individuals

Effective 1 June 2021, Air North, Yukon’s Airline will be giving passengers the option to book any seat on its flights, including middle seats.

The Importance of Interline Agreements for Regional Communities, Air Travellers, Airlines, and Taxpayers

All dogs who fly with Air North will be considered very good dogs indeed.

This note is intended to provide readers with a brief overview of what we are trying to achieve.

Northern travel procurement preference in support of northern air carriers

NATA Resolution 2021-1- Canadian community scheduled air service support

We thought it pertinent to share with you a letter we've prepared for the Honourable Deputy Prime Minister of Canada and Minister of Finance, Chrystia Freeland.

The coronavirus pandemic has caused aviation demand to take more than a forty year backslide and, as a result, airlines are incurring record losses.

As we find ourselves entering a second wave of the pandemic, which is shaping up to be worse than the first, it is clear that the industry is in serious trouble

Air North resumes a modified version of their signature meal service starting today.