Henny wrote:I would highly recommend logging on to flyalaska.com and paying the annual access fee. He keeps a pretty comprehensive list of Alaska flying jobs and it usually goes back several years, so you can get a sense of who hires every year and minimum requirements. Kodiak is a great place to learn a lot about flying floats in a variety of situations. You will haul lots of folks for hunting, fishing, bear viewing, etc. Another bonus is there is relatively little pure flight seeing demand. Look at Andrew Airways and Island Air. You can also fly more than just the June to September seasons of other places. Plus, the weather, winds and tides will up your skill level in a hurry. Good luck.