Tegan McCarty, an experienced member of the Southeast Alaska commuter aviation industry has stepped into a new role at Alaska Seaplanes and will lead the company’s freight operations as its first cargo manager.
“We’re delighted to have Tegan leading our Cargo operations system wide from our base in Juneau. Tegan knows her way around airplanes and has experience both working on the ramp and also in the dispatch office. Customer service is her passion — she knows how to meet the needs of people living in the communities we serve. I am confident Tegan’s experience and leadership qualities will help us raise the bar in our cargo operation,” said Carl Ramseth, General Manager for Alaska Seaplanes.
“I’m excited to have this new challenge. Alaska Seaplanes continues to grow. I’m ready to grow with this new role and look forward to meeting our customer’s needs working together with some amazing coworkers not just in Juneau, but in each of the communities we serve,” said McCarty.
Alaska Seaplanes is the largest operator of fixed-wing wheel and floatplanes in the Juneau market, serving 11 destinations on a scheduled basis and offering on-demand charter flights throughout Southeast Alaska. The company is owned by former Wings of Alaska managers Mike Stedman and Kent Craford, and in five years has been transformed from a four airplane floatplane operation to a 13 airplane wheel and float operation offering scheduled flights, charters and flightseeing.
