Ariel Tweto

Ariel Tweto dominates the television industry as well as being a pilot. Her stardom grew after she joined the reality television show Flying Wild Alaska. She played an important role in Wipeout. She also co-founded Popping Bubbles, a charity which encourages teenagers to pursue their goals. Ariel Tweto has a net worth that exceeds $1 million. Ariel Tweto born 14 December 1987, was the daughter of Jim Tweto (of Native American origins) and Freno Tweto according to the Zodiac signs of Sagittarius. Ariel Eva Tuadraq Atauchaq Tweto was her name when she was an infant. Alya, her younger sister, is too a Tweto. They met her parents when her dad was at work in Alaska as a professional hockey player, trying to attract interest for the sport. Era Alaska, the airline firm they started with his mother's help, was born from their passion for each other. Ariel, Alya and their children grew in Nome Census Alaska. Ariel studied at Emerson College. Alya graduated with an education in communications from Chapman University. Ariel began her acting career at a very young age as she was featured in the TV show Wipeout. Ariel gained fame for an episode during which she asked about a post she couldn't see, yet appeared to be right there. A reality series was made on her experiences in Alaskan forest after the Twetos were approached by producers. Jim the father of Jim approves of the shooting to be held at their workplace. Era Alaska is still run by him as the Bush Pilot. Flying Wild Alaska was a popular show in the Discovery Channel because it showed the challenges that the Tweto family has to face in their business. For many Americans, the idea of being able to survive in a landscape that resembles that of the Wild West of old is an uphill battle. When faced with nature's brutality the fans are able to sympathize with and rejoice with Twetos who win. Jim as the pilot in the bush and Ferno as the manager of events on the grounds ensures that the family of Tweto is never short of fun. Ariel has a cheerful personality in all of this. Ariel's father Jim as well as her mother Ferno are both pilots so it is only natural for Ariel to take an interest to fly from an early age. Flying Alaska's 2011-2012 season follows Ariel through her journey in order to be a professional pilot. Ariel eventually gets her pilot's license in the month of April of this year. Later, she takes control over the aviation business of her family when the father retires. Alaskans have a great deal of anxiety about the suicide rate in teens, which have a seven-fold higher rate than the national average. Ariel was the co-founder of a charitable organization, Popping Bubbles, where she talks to young people about how important it is to have goals in life, and pursuing your dreams instead of succumbing to depression.