Yesterday, CEO Brad Tilden sent the following message to Alaska’s 23,000 employees. We wanted to share it with you.

Most of us believe the biggest key to Alaska Airlines’ success is the extraordinary service that our people provide. Pilot Mike Baumgartner is one of our “Customer Service Legends.”

In aviation and in other realms, “lift” is the force that lifts airplanes into the sky, pulls sailboats forward, and makes propellers on windmills work.

We’re shining a spotlight on a few of the incredible women at Alaska Airlines.

Alaska Airlines pledges to increase Black female pilots by 2025. The number of Black female pilots within our industry serves as a reminder of how far we have to go to advance racial equity and increase representation.

Our managing directors and above are spending a week in the operation.

It takes airline and government employees to ensure flyers get to where they are going in a timely and safe manner.

Alaska Air Group’s female independent board directors. From left: Phyllis Campbell, Patricia (Patty) Bedient (seated), Helvi Sandvik, Susan Li and

By Brad Tilden, CEO Chances are, if you’ve flown through Seattle, you’ve seen and may even know Kennie Luu. He’s

Pearl Jam is home for the first time in five years. To say Seattleites are excited is an understatement. The

Introduction by Brad Tilden, CEO Each spring, hundreds of aspiring young aviators pour through our maintenance hangar doors in Seattle

More than a thousand times a day, our planes take off, following a careful symphony of process and procedure, to