Bering Air is a family-owned Alaskan airline founded in 1979, based in Nome with additional hubs at Kotzebue and Unalakleet. Its scheduled passenger and cargo flights connect communities across western Alaska, supplemented by aircraft and helicopter charters. The airline grew from a single de Havilland Otter into a regional operation serving remote settlements and work sites.
Open the Bering Air Beechcraft 1900D seat map to explore its seats.
Small backpacks, handbags and laptops may be carried out to the aircraft, but the pilot must stow them safely for takeoff and landing because cabin storage is limited. Larger bags need to be checked.
The policy effective July 1, 2025 allows 50 lb in total, including one small personal item. Additional weight attracts excess charges. Oversized items and any individual piece over 50 lb must be sent through the freight counter at freight rates. Strollers, mobility aids and medical devices travel free.
