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Pilots get new tool to avoid bumpy flights

Pilots get new tool to avoid bumpy flights

A new tool for an Alaska airport is intended to avoid, or at least limit, rocky landings and takeoffs.

Amalga Harbor Road closure moved up

Instead of being closed next Monday, Amalga Harbor Road will be closed Thursday and Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. while DOT installs two prefabricated bridges over sections of Peterson Creek.

Cruise ship season ends

Cruise ship season ends

The Holland America Oosterdam pulled out of Juneau at 6 p.m. Wednesday, ending the cruise ship season for the year.

Brotherhood Bridge for sale

Brotherhood Bridge for sale

Brotherhood Bridge is historic, and Alaska transportation officials are required by federal law to try to find someone who would like to preserve it.

Basin Road Bridge to close for reconstruction

Basin Road Bridge to close for reconstruction

Basin Road Bridge will be closed from Oct. 2 until Dec. 1 for the second phase of bridge reconstruction.

Silver Bow Construction Project Manager Larry … more

State attorneys head to Germany to quiz fast ferry engine builders

State attorneys head to Germany to quiz fast ferry engine builders

Employees of MTU Friedrichshafen not compelled to answer questions about the engines for the Fairweather and Chenega.

Some Era planes temporarily grounded

Era Aviation has resumed some limited service in Alaska after the commuter airline grounded 12 airplanes over the weekend.

Air Taxi pilot study underway

Air Taxi pilot study underway

Are you an air taxi pilot or commuter operator? The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health wants to hear from you.

Assembly says slow down in Auke Bay corridor

Assembly says slow down in Auke Bay corridor

The Juneau Assembly wants a say on the speed limit in the Auke Bay corridor.