📌 Alaska Airlines plane hits two deer on Kodiak runway An Alaska Airlines flight struck multiple deer while landing at Kodiak Airport (ADQ) in Alaska on Thursday, July 24, 2025. Alaska Airlines flight #AS231, a Boeing 737 MAX 8 (N801AK), was arriving from Anchorage around 8 a.m. when it collided with at least two, and possibly three, deer that were crossing the runway during the aircraft's landing. The aircraft's main landing gear sustained damage, requiring the plane to remain in Kodiak for in

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A walk through the woods on Kodiak Island. Around 800 years ago, the first Sitka spruce trees took root on the Kodiak archipelago, on Afognak Island. From there they moved north to Shuyak Island and only recently (in tree time) to Kodiak Island. They are slowly moving south along Kodiak, but most of the south end of the island is open tundra and grasslands. #woods #walk #dogwalk #kodiakalaska #kodiak #islandlife #alaskalife #trees #botany #awalkinthewoods | Kodiak Island Expeditions

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