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MARC

Soldotna, Alaska 501(c)(3) nonprofit serving since 1964, flying people and supplies to remote villages in a Cessna 210 Centurion, supporting missionary aircraft and training pilots and mechanics at its flight school.

Unclaimed profile · Claim itFAA Part 135 certificate ZKTC · Active
Registered fleet
1 aircraft
Aircraft
Piston aircraft
Base
Soldotna
Founded
1964
Fleet

The MARC fleet

1 aircraft listed on its FAA Part 135 air carrier certificate (ZKTC). Open any registration for its details and specifications.

  • 1piston aircraft
    Cessna 205

Cessna

Cessna 205 × 1 · Piston aircraft

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Cessna 205

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The Cessna 205 in brief

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ZKTC

FAA Part 135 air carrier certificate (ZKTC).

Legal name: Missionary Aviation Repair Center

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    Licence
    FAA Part 135 certificate ZKTC · Active
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Company

About MARC

Missionary Aviation Repair Center is a nonprofit ministry based in Soldotna, Alaska, on the Kenai Peninsula. It was founded in 1964 and describes its work as giving wings to Alaska missions. Its FAA certificate lists a Cessna 210 Centurion.

Alaska has more than 230 villages with no road connection, and the organisation flies people and supplies to remote places that can only be reached by air. It also supports other missionaries and their aircraft, offering maintenance to ministry partners and lodging for visiting ministry workers.

It runs a flight school for ministry partners and the wider aviation community, taught by certified flight instructors, some of whom hold airline transport pilot certificates. It also trains aircraft mechanics, and it provides FBO services including fuel, parts and aircraft services for the Kenai Peninsula.

Missionary Aviation Repair Center is a nonprofit ministry rather than a charter operator, so this profile is listed for reference.

Services

  • ✓Ministry flights
  • ✓Aircraft maintenance
  • ✓Flight training
  • ✓FBO services
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Altivo Jets is an independent air charter broker. It does not own or operate aircraft and has no agreement with MARC. Every flight is operated by a properly licensed air carrier, which keeps operational control of the aircraft and is named on your quote.

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How many aircraft does MARC have?+

1: 1 Cessna 205.

Is MARC licensed to fly charter?+

Yes. MARC holds an FAA Part 135 air carrier certificate (ZKTC).

Where is MARC based?+

Soldotna, Alaska.

Is Altivo Jets part of MARC?+

No. Altivo Jets is an independent charter broker with no ownership or commercial link to MARC. MARC operates its own flights and keeps operational control of its aircraft.

Does Altivo Jets work with MARC?+

No. Altivo Jets has no agreement or partnership with MARC, and MARC has not reviewed this page. It is built from public records. Tell us your route and dates and we ask licensed operators that can fly the trip for availability and price. The operator is named on your quote before you confirm.

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