Pack your snow shoes and parka for your walk-arounds and pre-flight checks because this schedule is chock full of winter weather to make you yearn for a fire side cup of coffee.

Since 1944, Alaska Airlines has flown the Alaska bush serving small towns along the Alaskan coast to ensure they get the vital supplies they otherwise might not get due to weather and limited road access. Milk, mail, medical supplies and food along with passengers are regular occupants on these flights to these small yet beautiful communities.

You'll need all of your aeronautical skills when it comes to this routing, with small airfields and challenging weather making for a quickly changing and always challenging adventure in an Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 (Any Alaska Airlines aircraft can be used, including retro or former aircraft such as the A320).

All routes should be flown in order show, with applicable flight numbers for reference. 1.Seattle - Ketchikan (65) 2. Ketchikan- Wrangell (65) 3. Wrangell - Petersburg (65) 4. Petersburg - Juneau (65) 5. Juneau - Anchorage. (65) 6. Anchorage - Cordova (66) 7. Cordova - Yakutat (66) 8. Yakutat - Juneau 66) 9. Juneau - Sitka (62) 10. Sitka - Ketchikan (62 11. Ketchikan - Seattle (62)

This schedule will run from December 1, until February 1. For additional Alaska challenges be sure to check out the Winter Wonderland schedule.