Northern Air Cargo assists The Last Great Race'

摘要

The Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, called "The Last Great Race," has been held every year in Alaska since 1973. The race is the re-enactment of the dogsled freight route from Anchorage to Nome, Alaska, covering a distance of 1,049 miles in harsh, cold winter conditions. Before the advent of aircraft, dog sled drivers, known as mushers, delivered goods to isolated villages, and the race follows their historic path.