It’s official: Alaska Airlines technicians vote YES on new contract
We’re pleased to announce Alaska Airlines technicians officially have a new contract, representing significant improvements in wages and benefits, quality of life, and retirement contributions.
Alaska Air Group reports fourth quarter and full year 2023 results
Today, Alaska Air Group reported full-year and fourth-quarter 2023 financial results.
Alaska Airlines takes delivery of first longer-range Boeing 737-8
We proudly fly the youngest fleet of all U.S. airlines, and are welcoming the Boeing 737-8 to our aircraft lineup. The addition creates new opportunities for us to fly longer nonstop routes.
Cougs or Dawgs? Alaska Airlines unveils new aircraft in honor of Washington State University and the University of Washington
We’re taking college pride to new heights with two special aircraft dedicated to Washington State University and the University of Washington, just in time to kick off football season and the start of fall semester. Watch the skies as the “Go Cougs” aircraft takes flight tomorrow, Sept. 23. Our “Go Dawgs” special UW-themed aircraft will take flight on Oct. 3.
Alaska Airlines leads the pack with fewest flight cancellations and top-ranked loyalty program
Our financial results from the last three months include good news for guests, employees, the communities we serve and our shareholders. Here’s what you should know.
Alaska Airlines reopens renovated D Concourse Lounge in Seattle as part of an overall $30 million investment in upgrading our Lounges
We welcome back members and guests to our popular D Concourse Lounge on June 21 with 50% more seating and improved amenities; other major projects on the horizon.
Alaska Airlines 14th Fallen Hero Cart arrives at San Antonio Airport
Last week, our 14th Fallen Hero Cart arrived at San Antonio International Airport after a journey of more than 2,000 miles from SeaTac, Washington. It was the largest Fallen Soldier Cart dedication we’ve ever had and the first time two military livery aircraft have been able to join the hand-off.
He used to load planes; now he fixes them
When Kyle H. put on his uniform as a full-fledged aircraft technician last year, it was thanks to a lot of grit, determination and encouragement from his coworkers—and a new company benefit called the Maintenance Technician Development Program.
With the E175 flying Horizon’s future, we bid farewell to the Q400
The Embraer 175 jet or E175 is now the sole aircraft flown at Horizon Air, Alaska Airlines’ long time regional airline sister company, as we continue to modernize our fleet. The last commercial flight of the Q400 was on Jan. 26 between Spokane and Seattle.
From up top to the tap: Alaska Airlines pulls off ultimate beer run in multiple states
Made from fresh-plucked, undried hops that are typically rushed straight from the fields to the breweries—Alaska went further than any U.S. Commercial airline has before by delivering more than 1,200 pounds of fresh hops to Maui Brewing Co. in Hawaii and 49th State Brewing in Alaska.
It’s Customer Service Week: Get to know some of our legendary employees who set the bar when it comes to care
We’re celebrating Customer Service Week and the tremendous care our employees show our guests, communities and each other every single day. Whether you’re planning, landing, taking off or touching down, we’re here to take care of you and keep you safe—every mile of the way.
Face masks are now optional on our planes and in airports under new guidance
Effective immediately, all Alaska Airlines and Horizon Air guests and employees have the option to wear a mask while traveling in the U.S. and at work. Masks are no longer required for travel and will be optional.