|  , Captain David Doyon
Born in Fort Pierce, Florida in 1950, David was a member of the 173rd Airborne Special Forces Brigade – Fort Bragg NC and a Vietnam vet. Arriving in Ketchikan in 1971This aviation maverick took a long and varied career path as a commercial fisherman, longshoreman and big game guide before finally following his dream of opening his own air taxi service in 1981. Little did he know that someday he would rise to the challenge of heading one of the most successful air carrier services in the great state of Alaska. He is now President, CEO, and Chief Pilot of Misty Fjords Air & Outfitting. As an Alaskan aviator, Dave has logged over 19,000 hours of safe flying time in the skies of Southeast. |
, Captain James Jakubek
Born in Troy, Ohio in 1955, JJ first started flying in Ely, Minnesota and moved to Ketchikan in the spring of 1979. His hobbies include outdoor sports, hiking, freshwater fishing, and big game hunting - all of which makes him a well qualified bush pilot guide. He enjoys the Southeast, Alaska lifestyle by summer and yearly vacations to the Hawaiian Islands. In his career he has logged over 31,000 hours of safe flying time, most of which were at the controls of floatplanes.
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|  David P. Doyon II
Born and raised in Ketchikan, Alaska in 1976, David Doyon Jr. was flying a bush plane before many kids were riding a bike. He earned his pilot's license by the age of 19 and by 21 was the youngest commercial pilot on the Ketchikan waterfront. With an inherited sense of wanderlust and his pilot's license in hand, he worked across the United States and in the U.S. & British Virgin Islands flying everything from the DeHavilland Twin Otter to a the Fokker-27. It wasn't long before he felt the lure of Alaska calling him home, as it had his father so many years before. He is now the Director of Operations at Misty Fjords Air & Outfitting, having received his Airline Transport Pilot rating in Tucson Arizona. David has also graduated from Flight Safety International and Wyoming Technical Institute. He has logged over 9,000 Hours of Flying Time, most of them in the skies of Southeast, Alaska. |
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Michael J, Cessnun
Born and raised in Ketchikan, Alaska Mike Cessnun has been involved in aviation his entire life. From his humble beginnings as a floatplane pilot in Ketchikan then ascending to Captain for Alaska Airlines Mike’s aviation career has been a rewarding one. Like most aviators in Ketchikan he continues to enjoy the adventure of flying the Alaskan pan-handle. Mike enjoys outdoor life and recreation out in the field. His hobbies include Hunting, Boating and Fishing for King Salmon. In his 30 year career he has logged over 23,000 hours of safe flying time cruising the sunny skies in everything from DeHavilland Seaplanes to Boeing Jet Airliners.
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