Air North
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Air North is a Canadian airline founded in 1977, based at Whitehorse International Airport in Yukon. It specializes in regional and remote-area service across northern Canada, operating a mixed fleet of modern and heritage aircraft.
Fleet
Air North (IATA: 4N, ICAO: ANT) is Canada's longest-established airline serving the northern regions. Founded in 1977, the carrier has built its reputation on reliable connectivity to remote communities and destinations across Yukon and beyond, where few other airlines operate.
The airline operates from its primary hub at Whitehorse International Airport, a strategic base for northern Canadian operations. This location enables Air North to maintain essential air links to communities that depend on consistent transportation services for passengers, cargo, and medical evacuations.
Air North's fleet combines proven regional turboprops with jet aircraft, allowing flexibility across varied terrain and runway conditions typical of northern operations. The mix of aircraft types reflects the airline's operational heritage and its ability to serve both established airports and remote landing strips across its network.