Traveling from West Melbourne to Anchorage is a major expedition, with air travel being the only realistic option. You will typically fly from Melbourne Orlando International Airport (MLB) to a hub like Seattle or Minneapolis, then connect to Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (ANC). The journey takes approximately 12 to 15 hours. You are traveling from the subtropics to the subarctic.
Total Distance: Straight-line air distance 6,200 km.
Alaska Airlines offers the most frequent connections to Anchorage from major hubs.
June to August for the best weather and access to outdoor activities.