This link will give you a complete list of all 734 airports in Alaska. Click on the name of the airport and it will give you all the pertinent data. Might come in handy.

 

 

http://www.airport-data.com/usa-airports/state/Alaska.html

 

_{I put the link to show Alaska, but you can also view the airports in any other state also.}

Have you tried SkyVector?

Have you tried SkyVector?

Have you tried SkyVector?

 

I have gotten to the point now that before every flight I check Skyvector, make a quick flight plan and if it is a direct flight ( no waypoints) I have the heading to fly once I take off. In addition it gives me the mileage and time to fly. Great website. http://skyvector.com/ It even remembers the last flight plan you had, if you go back to the site,.

You guys are right. Skyvector is much more useful. Thanks.

Plan G is even better and generates a flight plan you can use in Gmap. See this thread. http://forum.avsim.net/topic/379059-how-to-create-flightplans-in-plan-g-and-use-them-in-gmap/

Here is a really cool FAA site that has the latest almost real-time weathercam images of many Alaska airports!

 

http://akweathercams.faa.gov/sitelist.php

Here's another link to a list of all airports in Alaska (but this list is shown on one page - making it easier to find the airport), the list gives Airports names and codes - very useful when combined with Plan- G etc.

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_airports_in_Alaska