The passenger (ATP) division is by far our largest and most active division, which we primarily focus our operations on. Daily flights are available to hundreds of destinations across the world. The aircraft operated by this division range from the Airbus A319 to the Boeing 777.

Our cargo division is responsible for transporting goods all over the globe on a daily basis. The three hubs which cargo operations are based out of are New York, Los Angeles, and London. These hubs are known as "super hubs" because they serve as bases for both passenger and cargo operations.

Our express division, known as Pacific Blue, is our newest division. Previously operated as Pacific Express, the new name brings an all new meaning to this division. The routes primarily served by this division are generally shorter then the ones served by our passenger division. Generally, they are under two hours in length and are flown with aircraft that seat less than 100 passengers.

Based out of Anchorage, Alaska, originally with only a few flights available, our float plane division has been expanded to serve dozens of remote airports across Alaska. However, Alaska is not the only place where you will find float plane flights, other areas such as the Hawaiian islands now take advantage of these aircraft. This division is unique because it allows us to service areas that conventional aircraft are unable to land at due to the lack of an adequate airport.

While our helicopter service was only offered out of the Chicago hub at first, it is now possible to find helicopter flights in several of our hubs. This was division was created primarily to provide business executives a way to destinations in major cities quickly and efficiently without having to deal with hassles such as traffic, and also to offer sightseers an all new way to experience everything from downtown Chicago to the grand canyon.