
| Master
of Ocean Seaplanes, Captain David Doyon Born in Fort Pierce, Florida in
1950, David was a member of Airborne Special Forces and a Vietnam vet. This aviation
maverick took a long and varied career path as a commercial fisherman, longshoreman
and logger before finally following his dream of opening his own air taxi service
in 1981. Little did he know that his son, David Jr., only 5 years old at the time,
would someday be his partner in one of the most successful air carrier services
in the state. He is President, CEO, and Chief Pilot of Misty Fjords Air &
Outfitting, a second generation Alaskan aviator, and has logged over 17,000 hours
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Captain
David Doyon II Born in 1976, David Doyon II was flying a bush plane before
many kids were riding a bike. He earned his pilot's license by the tender age
of 19 and by 21 was the youngest commercial pilot in the history of 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 British Virgin Islands flying everything
from a Twin Otter to a 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 Arizona. Davy has also graduated from Flight Safety
International and Wyoming Technical Institute. He has logged over 7,000 Hours
of Flying Time, most of them in the skies of Southeast, Alaska. | |
| Master
of Ocean Seaplanes, Captain James Jakubek Born
in Troy, Ohio in 1955, he first started flying in Ely, Minnesota and moved to
Ketchikan in the spring of 1979. His hobbies include outdoor sports, freshwater
fishing, and big game hunting - all of which makes him a well qualified bush guide.
He enjoys the Southeast, Alaska lifestyle by summer and yearly vacations to the
Hawaiian Islands. In his career he has logged over 28,500 hours of flying time,
most of which was at the stick of floatplanes.
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Master
of Ocean Seaplanes, Captain James Vreeland Born in Finger Lakes, New York
in 1954, Captain Vreeland is a graduate of STNY College New York. Jim has been
flying floatplanes in Ketchikan since 1978 with 23,000 hours of flying time. Jim
lives and works in Ketchikan during the summer months and spends time during the
off season either on the island of Maui or at his second home in Payson, Arizona.
Jim enjoys fishing, the occasional game of golf and all outdoor recreation.
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Captain, Luke St. Maur-Windle Born in Portland, Oregon in 1968, Captain
Maur-Windle is a graduate of Central Washington University. "Big Bend"
started his career in 1987 and has 19 years of experience totaling 14,000 hours
of flying time. Luke is currently a Captain for Alaska Airlines flying Boeing
737's full time. Luke enjoys outdoor recreation, skiing, barbecue, and travelling
to Hawaii.
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Captain
Joshua Ruttkofsky Born in Tecumseh, Michigan in 1974, Captain Ruttkofsky
currently flies the Boeing 747 Freight Liner for Evergreen International Airways.
Since graduating from Northwestern Michigan College, he has logged over 8,000
hours of flight time. Josh enjoys sky-diving, scuba diving, hunting, fishing and
being with his family and friends.
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Misty Fjords Air & Outfitting, LLC
1716 S. Tongass Highway Ketchikan, Alaska 99901 Toll Free: 877-228-4656
Ph: 907-225-5155 Fax: 907-225-4656 pilots@mistyfjordsair.com
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Misty
Fjords Air and Outfitting is a proud sponsor of the Ketchikan
Coho's Log Rolling Team. We are happy to encourage Ketchikan youth to
pursue Alaskan sports & activities. | |
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