Isaac and Renae Bedingfield own and operate an FAA approved part 135 on demand air taxi providing flight services across the remote regions of Alaska. With the help of their three children the Bedingfields are committed to providing safe, personable, and excellent services throughout Alaska.
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Renae and Isaac life- long Alaskans. They started God's Country Aviation in 2013 while living in Bethel. They recently moved their business to Trapper Creek. With huge mountains and wild rivers all around Trapper Creek, there are going to be great new adventures to be had.
Isaac was taught to fly in the Alaskan Brooks Range by his father Curt who is considered by many as one of the best off airport pilots in Alaska. Curt has flown over 40 years in bush Alaska and never wrecked an airplane. For the last twenty-two years Isaac has been putting into practice what he learned from his dad and other mentor pilots, accruing many thousands of hours in the air. He is very familiar with aviation throughout Alaska from his time flying across the most remote parts The Last Frontier. Before Renae and Isaac started their own business Isaac spent almost ten years as a pilot game warden for the US Fish and Wildlife Service. During those years he flew biologists around the state conducting wildlife arial surveys of moose, bear, goats, deer, waterfowl and fish.
Isaac was taught to fly in the Alaskan Brooks Range by his father Curt who is considered by many as one of the best off airport pilots in Alaska. Curt has flown over 40 years in bush Alaska and never wrecked an airplane. For the last twenty-two years Isaac has been putting into practice what he learned from his dad and other mentor pilots, accruing many thousands of hours in the air. He is very familiar with aviation throughout Alaska from his time flying across the most remote parts The Last Frontier. Before Renae and Isaac started their own business Isaac spent almost ten years as a pilot game warden for the US Fish and Wildlife Service. During those years he flew biologists around the state conducting wildlife arial surveys of moose, bear, goats, deer, waterfowl and fish.