Grant Aviation Dillingham Office in Alaska

The main hub for Grant Aviation’s operations in Southwest Alaska is its Dillingham Office, which is situated at 803 Airport Rd, Dillingham, AK 99576. Grant connects isolated towns in the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta, Bristol Bay, and the Aleutians with scheduled passenger flights, cargo and mail transportation, charter services, and air ambulance flights from this facility.

Grant Aviation — Dillingham Office & Airline Info

Baggage & Animal / Special Luggage Rules

• Free baggage allowance: up to 100 lbs per person. Additional baggage will incur excess baggage charges.
• On very full flights: Baggage may not travel on the same flight as you. In such cases, Grant will attempt to forward your luggage ASAP.
• Animals: Allowed if secured in an appropriately sized hard‑sided kennel.
• Guns / odd-shaped luggage: Unloaded firearms should be in hard‑sided locking cases; may be transferred as cargo if cabin space not available.
• Infants: Children under 2 years fly free in an adult’s lap. Children 2+ need a paid seat.
• Check-in / Flight rules: Check-in 1 hour before departure; flights close 30 min prior.

Dillingham Airport & Local Context + Nearby Amenities & Services

Nearby Hotels / Inns / Accommodation

• Bear Paw Inn — 119 E St W, Dillingham, AK. Pet-friendly, offers free WiFi, kitchenettes, self-parking. Close to the airport (~3 km).
• Other places: there are small lodges / B&Bs in the region (see local listings) though options are limited given the remote location.

Nearby Medical Services / Hospital

• Bristol Bay Area Health Corporation (BBAHC) runs a hospital/clinic network in the region. Their hospital for Dillingham area is Kanakanak Hospital — main accessible medical facility for residents/visitors.
• Contact / general info: BBAHC operates health services across Bristol Bay region.

Nearby Landmarks / Natural Areas / Public‑Transport Context

• Wood‑Tikchik State Park — one of the largest state parks in Alaska; near Dillingham (accessible via Dillingham as entry point).
• Note about transportation: The town of Dillingham is not connected to Alaska’s statewide road system. So air (or boat / floatplane) is the primary way in/out.

Public Transport & Ground Access

• Because of remoteness, public transport options are limited. Most travel in/out is via aircraft (commercial or charter) or boat/floatplane depending on destination.
• Once on ground in Dillingham: local travel is by whatever limited local roads exist (for example Aleknagik Lake Road connects to nearby lake/park areas) but expect minimal services compared to major cities.

Travel Tips, Payment & Other Info

• Travel is often essential, especially for people from remote villages — plan carefully and leave buffer time for weather‑related delays, as flights can be affected by unpredictable Alaskan weather.
• For baggage or special items (pets, odd-shaped luggage, guns) — check rules carefully; animals require hard-sided kennel, guns need locked hard case.
• Because of remote environment, medical services are limited — in emergencies, contact Kanakanak Hospital or BBAHC; for remote villages, air‑ambulance services may be arranged (Grant historically provided medevac).
• For lodging: choose a hotel/inn in advance (e.g. Bear Paw Inn) — accommodations are limited and remote‑area lodging can be basic.
• Payment methods at smaller inns/hotels may be limited — better to confirm ahead (cash / card) if possible.

Social Media

• Facebook: www.facebook.com/GrantAviation
• Twitter: x.com/flygrant

The Dillingham Office of Grant Aviation is critical to connecting Alaska’s isolated towns to vital services and the surrounding area. With a solid safety record and customer-focused service, it provides flexible transportation for passengers, cargo, or medical needs. This office serves as more than simply a travel desk for residents of remote Alaskan settlements; it is a lifeline that keeps them connected, supplied, and taken care of.