My experience with the Iditarod as Teacher on the Trail has put me up close and personal with a facet of the race that people
A milestone in Alaska aviation was reached tonight as Ed Kornfiled received two prestigious awards. Awarded by the FAA, Kornfield received both the Wright Brothers
Article by Rob Stapleton Excerpt from the book Iditarod: The First 10 Years, an anthology compiled by The Old Iditarod Gang. While the dogs
Every year, hundreds of volunteers take on various roles and effectively make the Iditarod work. Some estimate that more than 1,500 people volunteer per a
Forget Alaska-based aviation reality television shows––the Iditarod Air Force pilots are the real deal. With twenty-eight pilots comprising 300,000-plus cumulative flight hours––over 200,000 of which
reposted from Annie Kelley McGuire 2017 Iditarod Teacher on the Trail with revisions Gary Paulsen, an Iditarod finisher, is one of my favorite authors for
Gary Paulsen, an Iditarod finisher, is one of my favorite authors for my 4th grade students. Paulsen’s style of writing is engaging and keeps the
On Tuesday, March 5th an Iditarod Air Force pilot carrying one passenger had an issue during takeoff that resulted in the plane landing inverted at
The Iditarod Air Force is made up of pilots, both men and women, who are willing to donate their time, talents and ski equipped bush
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