" The Seward Peninsula went from 1964 until 1985 with out a single air taxi passenger fatality in a single engine aircraft. "  Not true there have been at least 3 fatal air taxi accidents in single engine aircraft on the Seward Peninsula during that time.  Additionally, there were 15 people killed in air taxi accidents in twin engine aircraft (as if the number of engines is somehow relevant)  " Katchamak Bay has not lost a village passenger since before 1977. "  Wrong again, 4 fatalities in 1991 in a Part 135  206 near Homer, and of course the 18  dead in the 1900 crash at Homer (operated under Part 135)