Our History
Lake Clark Air was founded in 1977 by Glen Alsworth Sr, a native alaskan who grew up on a family homestead on the southwest shore Lake Clark. Son of legendary bush pilot Leon "Babe" Alsworth Glen learned to fly at a young age. Upon moving back to Port Alsworth after college, Glen and his wife Patty founded Lake Clark Air and the Farm Lodge. Over the last 48 years, Lake Clark Air has grown from a single pilot, single plane operation to one of Alaskas largest 135 operators.
Lake Clark Air Over the Years
The Fleet
Beechcraft King Air 200
(BE-200)
Passengers: 7-9
Payload: 2,500-3100lbs per specific aircraft
Top Speed: 300mph
Beechcraft King Air 100
(BE-100)
Passengers: 7-8
Payload: 2,600-2,800lbs per specific aircraft
Top Speed: 300mph
Beechcraft C-99
Passengers: 9
Payload: 2,900-3,100lbs per specific aircraft
Top Speed: 286mph
Piper Navajo (PA-31)
Passengers: 8
Top Speed: 260mph
Beechcraft Bonanza (A36)
Passengers: 5
Top Speed: 200mph
Cessna 207
Passengers: 6
Top Speed: 170mph
Stinson 108-2
Passengers: 3
Top Speed: 105mph
Stinson 10A
Passengers: 1
Top Speed: 95mph