Kesuk Charters Hiring Bush Flying Adventure Seekers

editor — Fri, 18 Feb 2011 18:08:23 +0000

Enjoy bush flying? With the recent success of the Discovery channel’s hit series “Flying Wild Alaska”, and NatGeo’s popular “Alaskan Wing Men” series; bush flying appears to be gaining popularity in the flight simulation community. The simple fact is Kesuk Charters has been doing it for two years. Roger Bates started this project with the idea of taking a break from the big jets, and exploring the virtual world of Alaska in search of challenging flights. Kesuk has an “on demand” charter system where pilots may request a charter never knowing where they will end up next till they get the assignment. You could be taking fuel to a mine, delivering marine parts, taking scientists to a reserve, dropping off hunters, or delivering food, aircraft parts or mail. They also have a realistic financial system in which they track everything from fuel, de-icing fluid to office supplies. If you’re looking for a different way to challenge your skills stop by and check them out!!

Check out Kesuk Charters at: http://www.kesukvirtual.com

Kesuk Virtual Commences Operations

editor — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 18:16:00 +0000

The underlying theme of every conversation these days is the economy. The economy has affected all of us in this nation and also the globalized economy. However the undertone of the Kesuk Virtual, opening ceremony at Fairbanks International Airport was that of promise, and industrial success.

“As citizens of the tight but far reaching community in Alaska, we know that travel and basic transportation of supplies is sometimes a challenge, ” a company spokesman said.
Kesuk Virtual has brought new light and hope into both of these areas with their energy and fresh ideas. Kesuk will be connecting the pipe line, and remote cities with the major cities of Alaska, in several different airplane types, the L100 Hercules, ATR-72, Beech 1900, and the most exciting of them all the Beriev 103. The Beriev103 will allow Kesuk, to service towns, remote areas along the line, and areas only serviceable by water landings.

The spokesman continued stating that “[...] as a community, we have had little to look forward to, but Kesuk Virtual has given us so much to be excited about, and intends on employing hundreds of locals, to help give a real stimulus to the community of Alaska.”

As founder and CEO Roger Bates says, Kesuk services Alaska as the crow flies, or in some instances as the duck flies.

Visit Kesuk Virtual at http://www.kesukvirtual.com

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Kesuk Charters Hiring Bush Flying Adventure Seekers

Kesuk Virtual Commences Operations