Last Frontier Honor Flight

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    Our board of directors are all volunteers. We do not have any paid employees. Also our hub receives no special government or other subsidized funding.
    
    Mission & Vision
    
    The Last Frontier Honor Flight’s mission is to celebrate Alaska war veterans with a free trip to Washington D.C. to visit those memorials dedicated to honor their services and sacrifices. These trips are provided by donations and are no cost to the veterans.
    
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    We are an approved 501c3 organization. All our operational funding comes through donations from private individuals, corporate sponsors and various in-kind or in-memory donations.
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Find information on what events are happening in the area supporting Last Frontier Honor Flight

A Special program called "TLC" that is in place for our veterans who may not be able to wait until our next scheduled flight.

We would not be able to do what we do without the support of our sponsors - of all sizes. Learn how to sponsor Last Frontier Honor Flight.

Upcoming Flight Information

Our next flight will be October 7-11, 2025. After receiving your application we will get you on a future flight but generally we cannot say in advance which flight you will be on.

Relive our veterans experience through videos and news clips from our trips

The experience our veterans have on their trip is almost impossible to fully explain. Watch these videos to enjoy a piece of the experience they get on their trips.

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Testimonials

I have never written to any publication before. However, my recent experience of having been chosen to go on a Last Frontier Honor Flight from Anchorage to Washington, D.C., on a five-day trip at no cost to the veteran has compelled me to do so.

Henry Jackson Wasilla, Vietnam Veteran

My name is Stan Bissonette, I retired from the U.S. Navy in 1977.I first found out about the Honor Flight from my wife who had gone to the returning flight with a friend of hers.

Stan Bissonette, U.S. Navy Ret.

I was very fortunate to be chosen to go to Washington DC on the Honor Flight. I was treated like royalty. I enjoyed it very much and I want to thank everyone that was involved in making it happen

Bryce Kirn, Army - Vietnam

One thing I recall the most about the trip to Washington, DC were the greetings and welcomes at the Portland and DC airports. The waiting passengers, people coming out of the shops, some even came out of Alaska’s Horizon Boardroom. Amazing. A super surprise when our DC Guide, Sam, said we had extra time for a, first ever, stop at the Franklin Delano Roosevelt (FDR) memorial. Enjoyed seeing the wheelchair he invented; the statue of him with his dog; the separate tributes to Eleanor. The entire trip was very memorable.

Allen Coward, Korea - US Army