Kenmore Air is the largest seaplane airline in the world, providing both sea and land flights in the Pacific Northwest region. Founded in 1946 by three friends who served together in World War II, it has developed into a respected airline that offers small regional flights as well as scenic flight-seeing tours from its headquarters in Kenmore, Washington. Destinations covered by Kenmore Air include the San Juan Islands, Olympic Peninsula, Victoria and Gulf Islands, Vancouver Islands and more. The short flight-seeing tours with Kenmore Air give customers an aerial view of some of the most beautiful sights in the Northwest, while its frequent land flights proved easy and quick travel. The airline also has seaplane instruction package deals for those interested in learning to fly. Frequent flyers can now redeem offers under the Alaska Airlines Mileage Plan in association with Kenmore Air.
Airline Information Kenmore Air
- Founded: 1946
- Location: Kenmore, Washington
- Owner(s): Kenmore Air Harbor Inc.
- Fleet Size: 25
- Number of Destinations: 30
- Destinations: Pacific Midwest, flying to most of the regions main islands including San Juan and Victoria Islands
- Type of Aircraft: Piston Beaver, Turbine Beaver, Turbine Otter, Cessna Caravan, Cessna 180
- Frequent Flyer Program: Alaska Airlines Mileage Plan
- Features: Flight-seeing tours and flying lessons
Note: Information updated June 2010. Please visit the airline's official website for up to date information.