Favorites in Anchorage
Galaxy 27
Galaxy 10R
AMC1 (formerly GE1)
Horizons 1

Other satellites we’ve used
Anik E2
Anik F1
AMC4 (formerly GE4)
Galaxy 4R
Telstar 5
Galaxy 3R
Telstar 6
Galaxy 11
Telstar 4 (on the line)

Alaska unique terrain and location make travel and uplinking a challenge. 
As an Alaskan based company, we’ve traveled all over our state and into Northwestern Canada doing live productions and satellite uplinks. 

We’ve even done uplinks from the oil fields on Alaska’s North Slope—as far North as you can drive in Alaska.  The look angle is extremely shallow (about 5.2 degrees above the horizon to AMC1). We made the shot and even watched the reporter and cameraman jump into the Arctic Ocean. 

Because of our location, access to some satellites is limited.  Here are the best satellites for uplinking in Alaska and Northwestern Canada.  Please contact us for specific information about which satellites we can see in what areas of the country.

Night and Day in Alaska
Producers often wonder if they're going to have to deal with 24-hour darkness when coming to Alaska. The answer is-it depends on where and when you go.

Click here to learn more about daylight in Alaska.