Alaska turkey bomb: Who is Esther Keim? Pilot airdrops Thanksgiving turkeys for residents living in remote areas
For the third consecutive year, the Alaska turkey bomb delivered the bird for people to feast on the occasion of Thanksgiving Day.
In rural Alaska, a pilot tosses turkeys from an airplane for remote residents' Thanksgiving dinners
This image taken from video provided by Mountain Mind Media/Alaska Gear Company shows a plane from Alaska Turkey Bomb, which was started by Esther Keim to air drop frozen turkeys for Thanksgiving to people living in remote rural Alaska, flying in November 2024, in Alaska. Mountain Mind Media/Alaska Gear Company via AP
Thanksgiving ‘turkey bombs’ dropped from plane to off-grid residents
Thanksgiving turkeys have been delivered to off-grid residents in Alaska via a unique means — an air drop. Esther Keim flies in her small plane over rural parts of the state, dropping frozen birds to people living in roadless areas.
Thanksgiving turkeys are dropped from the air for some Alaskans living off the grid
For the last couple of Thanksgivings, some Alaskans living in remote areas have been getting turkeys air dropped from small planes. It's a mission taken by Alaska Turkey Bomb founder and pilot Esther Keim,
Alaska native delivers Thanksgiving to rural families by airdrop
Alaska native Esther Keim began dropping turkeys for rural friends and neighbors three years ago at Thanksgiving from the airplane she rebuilt with her dad.
Thanksgiving turkeys airdropped to remote Alaska homes
Esther Keim started delivering frozen turkeys after one of her neighbours told her squirrel for Thanksgiving did not stretch very far.
Pilot drops frozen turkeys to Alaska residents in remote areas
It’s Esther Keen’s third year of delivering frozen turkeys to Alaska residents who live in remote areas miles away from a grocery store.
Alaskan Woman Drops Thanksgiving Turkeys from Plane to Help Feed Off-Grid Neighbors
No parachute needed: the soft snow below, and the frozen flesh of the turkey, means that a hard landing is no harm no fowl.
Alaskan turkey drop: Thanksgiving takes flight for remote families
Thanksgiving, which falls on the last Thursday of November, is the most important holiday for many Americans, often anticipated more than Christmas. On this occasion, as part of the "Alaskan Turkey Drop" initiative,
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‘It’s a bird! It’s a plane!’ In Alaska, it’s both, with a pilot tossing turkeys to rural homes
For the third straight year, a resident named Esther Keim has been flying low and slow in a small plane over rural parts of south-central Alaska, dropping frozen turkeys to those who can’t ...
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‘It’s a bird! It’s a plane!’ In Alaska, it’s both, with a pilot dropping turkeys off to rural homes
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