Last Frontier

Honor Flight

Honoring our Veterans from World War II through the Gulf War from Alaska by transporting them to Washington D.C. and honoring their sacrifices at the memorials built in their honor

Veteran Applilcations

We are accepting application from ALL Veterans from WWII through Vietnam Era including any Alaska Territorial Guard. All terminally ill Veterans from any era are eligible.

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Guardian Applications

Guardians or companions accompany our Veterans on their trip for companionship and safety. Learn more about the eligibility and duties for a guardian here.

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How to Volunteer

We Need You! If you would like to volunteer your time and talents for The Last Frontier Honor Flight, please submit the Volunteer Application for consideration today.

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Last Frontier Honor Flight

One Part of System of Over 135 Hubs Nationwide

To provide Alaska's veterans with the honor flight they never asked for, but deeply deserved, so they may be honored, remembered, and thanked by a grateful nation.

Honoring ALL Honorably Discharged U.S. Veterans
Peacetime or Wartime
Active Duty, Guard or Reserves

Our Next Flight

Our next flight will be October 6th – 10th, 2026. After receiving your application we will get you on a future flight but generally we cannot say in advance which flight you will be on.

World War II

Post WWII

Korean War

Cold War

Vietnam War

Vietnam Era

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Words From Our Veterans

I have never written to any publication before. However, my recent experience of having been chosen to go on a Last Frontier Honor Flight from Anchorage to Washington, D.C., on a five-day trip at no cost to the veteran has compelled me to do so.

My name is Stan Bissonette, I retired from the U.S. Navy in 1977.I first found out about the Honor Flight from my wife who had gone to the returning flight with a friend of hers.

I was very fortunate to be chosen to go to Washington DC on the Honor Flight. I was treated like royalty. I enjoyed it very much and I want to thank everyone that was involved in making it happen.

One thing I recall the most about the trip to Washington, DC were the greetings and welcomes at the Portland and DC airports. The waiting passengers, people coming out of the shops, some even came out of Alaska’s Horizon Boardroom. Amazing. A super surprise when our DC Guide, Sam, said we had extra time for a, first ever, stop at the Franklin Delano Roosevelt (FDR) memorial. Enjoyed seeing the wheelchair he invented; the statue of him with his dog; the separate tributes to Eleanor. The entire trip was very memorable.