Coronavirus: Latest stories

The air you breathe on Alaska Airlines flights is probably cleaner than the air you’re breathing right now. Seriously, research shows air travel is one of the safest things you can do these days because of the high-grade air filtration systems we use onboard. Learn more about how we’re keeping you safe.

Recent findings released by researchers from the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health indicate air travel “is as safe or substantially safer” than routine activities like grocery shopping or eating out at restaurants — because airlines have implemented robust, multi-layered safety measures which can effectively reduce the risk of exposure to COVID-19 onboard aircraft.

Alaska President and employees joined the first wave of travelers to Hawaii last week to experience what the state’s pre-arrival testing program is like for our guests. Find out some key travel tips.

Recent studies have shown the risk of getting COVID-19 on an airplane remains low (even when seated next to someone) due to masks, enhanced cleaning and airflow systems.

With more people flying to paradise using Hawaii’s new pre-travel testing program, it’s important to visit safely and thoughtfully to preserve the islands’ natural beauty and communities.

Alaska Airlines believes travel is for everyone. Learn how we’re making flying and our workplace more accessible.

Our kindness and values shine through messages from our guests and employees. Check out some of our favorites to take you into the weekend on a high note.

The strength of Alaska Airlines is its people. Like the Erickson family, our people are showing the world what it means to be Alaska Strong. Our airline is thankful to every employee, like Brenda & Lee, who participated in voluntary programs – to save a job of a fellow employee.

Get the latest news & updates on our flexible travel options, video, FAQs and more.

Fall is arriving! We asked some of our guests and employees their fall favorites and what to do during the pandemic.

Leaving your house, let alone stepping foot onto an airplane right now might seem like a challenging task—but if someone as high-risk as myself can do it and come back healthy, we all can. Here’s my experience & tips.

Today, with the help of Alaska Air Cargo and its network, we moved 12,000+ iPads and cases from Boston to Seattle that will go to Seattle Public School students in Kindergarten through second grade.