General Interest Archives - Page 5 of 15 - Antarctic Logistics & Expeditions

Feb 24

A climber stands on a sharp, snowy ridge in Antarctica under a clear blue sky, holding a rope that trails down the slope—embodying the spirit of Antarctic Logistics and Expeditions.

ALE Summits Mount Tyree

By Media General Interest, Press Release, Travel Safety & Guiding, Trip Report

On January 16, 2017, Rick Thurmer, accompanied by ALE guides Maria "Pachi" Paz Ibarra, Victor Saunders, Seth Timpano and Todd Tumolo, made the sixth ascent of Mount Tyree, the second highest mountain in Antarctica at 15,919 ft (4852 m). The team climbed the peak via the Grand Couloir, which ascends…

Feb 23

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A person wearing a white snowsuit, gray beanie, and sunglasses smiles while standing on snow near blue buildings in remote Antarctica under an overcast sky, hinting at an adventure with Antarctic Logistics and Expeditions.

In the Spotlight – Julia Doyle

By Media Camp Services, General Interest

It may not be obvious that a camp in the middle of Antarctica requires a Hotel Manager, but it takes one uber organized gal to ensure everyone has a comfy cot, a superb meal, and a hot shower waiting for them in Union Glacier. Meet the Clam Tent Queen.

Jan 05

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A person in winter gear drills into the icy surface of Antarctica, with snowmobiles and snowy mountains in the background under a clear blue sky—capturing the spirit of Antarctic Logistics and Expeditions.

Changing Antarctic Waters Could Trigger Steep Rise in Sea Levels

By Media Antarctic Environment, Camp Services, General Interest, Press Release, Science

Sydney, Australia – January 5, 2017 Current changes in the ocean around Antarctica are disturbingly close to conditions 14,000 years ago that led to the rapid melting of the Antarctic ice sheets and a three metre rise in global sea levels. New research published in Nature Scientific Reports found that at…

Dec 02

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A display of three t-shirts, three hats, and four patches or stickers with South Pole and Antarctica themes—each item features related graphics or Antarctic Logistics and Expeditions logos, all arranged neatly on a white background.

2016 Antarctic Merchandise

By Media General Interest

The shop is officially open and we’re proud to debut our new assortment of Antarctic merchandise for the 2016 season! These one of a kind keepsakes are exclusively sold at ALE's Union Glacier Camp, so if you're lucky enough to receive one, you'll know it came all the way from…

Sep 09

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Stylized illustration of a penguin in flight against a gradient blue and white background, evoking the spirit of Antarctica. The penguin’s body forms a smooth, curved shape with dark blue, yellow, and orange accents—perfect for South Pole inspiration.

ALE Debuts New Logo and Website

By Media General Interest, Press Release

Salt Lake City, Utah – September 9, 2016 Antarctic Logistics & Expeditions (ALE) debuted a new brand mark and website today, just before the start of its 30th Antarctic season. The new logo and website are part of a strategic initiative by ALE to consolidate its retail and wholesale divisions under…

Aug 29

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A person stands near the rear landing gear of a large airplane on an icy surface in Antarctica, with snow-covered mountains and a clear blue sky behind them. The image is taken from beneath the aircraft's wings, highlighting Antarctic Logistics and Expeditions.

Blue-ice Airfields

By Media Air Transport, Antarctic Environment, General Interest

ALE uses blue-ice airfields to land wheeled aircraft in Antarctica. These snow-free areas are a cornerstone of our operations. But what are blue-ice fields? How are they formed? And what makes them so special? What are blue-ice fields? How are they formed? Blue-ice fields are glacial areas that remain snow-free.…

Jun 23

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A group of men in red parkas pose for a photo on snowy ground near an aircraft and green vehicle, backed by mountains. They appear to be part of an Antarctic Logistics and Expeditions team in remote Antarctica.

A Tribute to Nick Clinch

By Media General Interest, Mount Vinson

Nick Clinch (b. 1930), leader of the 1966 first ascent of Mount Vinson, passed away on June 15, 2016 in Palo Alto, California. Clinch is regarded as one of America's most successful expedition leaders. He is the only American to have led the first ascent of an 8,000 meter peak:…

Apr 19

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A smiling person stands indoors holding two clear glasses of water labeled H2O, making a peace sign with both hands. Chairs and Antarctic Logistics and Expeditions display boards are visible in the background.

Service with a Shiva Twist

By Media General Interest

Olivia is one of the first people our Antarctic guests meet upon arrival in Punta Arenas. When she's not breaking glacial ice to serve up pisco sours, she's leading ALE's Guest Services team in Chile to make sure all goes according to plan.

Apr 13

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A large, four-engine cargo aircraft operated by Antarctic Logistics and Expeditions is parked on an icy, snow-covered runway in Antarctica under a partly cloudy sky.

10 Things to Know about the Ilyushin-76TD

By Media Air Transport, General Interest, Services

Did you know the IL-76 has two flight decks or that school bus can fit inside it? Learn more about this amazing aircraft and how it's used in Antarctica.

Feb 01

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A man in a parka stands on a vast, snowy landscape in Antarctica, with rugged, snow-covered mountains in the background under a clear blue sky, showcasing the spirit of Antarctic Logistics and Expeditions.

A Tribute to John Splettstoesser

By Media General Interest

It is with deep sadness that we mark the passing of John Splettstoesser - geologist, polar scientist, devoted Antarctican, and long-time friend of ALE - at age 82.

General Interest

ALE Summits Mount Tyree

In the Spotlight – Julia Doyle

Changing Antarctic Waters Could Trigger Steep Rise in Sea Levels

2016 Antarctic Merchandise

ALE Debuts New Logo and Website

Blue-ice Airfields

A Tribute to Nick Clinch

Service with a Shiva Twist

10 Things to Know about the Ilyushin-76TD

A Tribute to John Splettstoesser

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