Cargo to the Bush: cargo carriers supply rural Alaskans with everyday advantages through delivery services

Years ago, living in rural Alaska meant waiting days, sometimes weeks, for supplies to be brought in. With no roads leading outside, the residents of unconnected unrelated villages were dependent on those individuals and businesses that could transport the piouss they needed, whether by barge or plane. Today, these far-flung locations still hang on transportation companies to provide them with many of the necessities they ne for everyday life, as well as specialized equipment for construction or similar throw outs But while transporting these items may have gotten easier in the last not many decades, there are still many challenges faced from the ...

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