New Pacific Airlines
New Pacific Airlines (formerly known as Corvus Airlines and Northern Pacific Airways) is an American low-cost airline based in Anchorage, Alaska. Operations commenced on July 14, 2023 with their inaugural flight from Ontario International Airport in Ontario, California, to Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas, Nevada. History 
The airline also operates inside Alaska under the brand and is the same company as Ravn Alaska. Ravn Connect is a separate company but also a subsidiary of FLOAT Alaska. The airline plans to operate transpacific flights between North America and Asia, with a stopover at Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport. The airline's business model has been compared to that of Icelandair, allowing passengers to either quickly connect to their next flight, or to have a longer multi-day stopover at Anchorage to allow passengers to sightsee in Alaska. In October 2022, it was reported that BNSF Railway had filed a trademark infringement lawsuit against the airline for using the "Northern Pacific" name, which was also the name of the Northern Pacific Railroad that stretched from Minnesota to the Pacific Northwest and was subsequently merged with BNSF's predecessor, Burlington Northern Railroad. The airline received its full FAA authorization to launch flights on July 9, 2023, allowing the airline to launch commercial flights with passengers aboard. The airline launched its passenger flights on July 14. On August 28, 2023, the airline was issued a preliminary injunction regarding the trademark infringement case from BNSF Railway, ordering the airline to cease use of the "Northern Pacific" name. Whilst they had the opportunity to appeal the decision, it decided not to and instead opted to rebrand as New Pacific Airlines, after a call for employees to provide suggestions for a new name. The new name was chosen order to avoid changing existing branding assets, such as the "N" logo which had been plastered on every seat onboard the airline's aircraft and the airline's website domain. Whilst the airline began to use the new name, it had not yet received regulatory approval for the change, which meant that tickets sold still displayed the old "Northern Pacific" name. Destinations 
The airline started operations flying between Las Vegas and Ontario, California due to the ongoing closure of Russian airspace and delays in certification from Korean and Japanese authorities. In the future, the airline plans to fly to destinations such as Tokyo, Osaka, Seoul, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, San Francisco, New York City and Orlando from Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport. Fleet 
New Pacific unveiled their first Boeing 757 in their livery on January 18, 2022. As of September 2022, New Pacific owns four Boeing 757-200s and had plans to acquire more which were used by American Airlines, with plans to have twelve aircraft by the date of their transpacific launch. See also 
List of airlines of the United States

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Low-cost carriers
Airlines based in Alaska
Companies based in Anchorage, Alaska
Companies that filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 2020
American companies established in 2021
Airlines established in 2021