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Alaska Airlines has partnered with Make-A-Wish for more than 30 years, helping thousands of wish children and their families reach the destinations of their dreams. For Tristan, that dream destination was the flight deck.

A custom-made cart with American flag curtains and the insignia of the five branches of the military is the most visible part of the Alaska Airlines Fallen Soldier Program, which honors those on their final journey.

At Alaska Airlines, we recognize how vital it is to give back to the communities we serve. As part of

Alaska Airlines and Los Angeles World Airports collaborated this June on the “Ability to Fly” event, which allowed 71 individuals with disabilities and their families to experience air travel before booking an actual flight.

Alaska Airlines has official partnerships with seven parades and employee groups will march in at least nine cities, starting in Portland on June 16.

Just days away from graduation, hundreds of seniors from Highline Public Schools south of Seattle went on a special “field

The documentary is among 18 films from the LGBTQ+ media-arts nonprofit Frameline showing for free on Alaska’s Beyond entertainment during June and July in celebration of Pride 2019.

We sat down with Seattle Storm CEO to reflect on leadership and our shared commitment to elevate young people in our community.

Kim Ford and London Holmes discovered they shared a passion for military jets when they met at a regional Women in Aviation conference at The Museum of Flight. Three years later, the 17-year-old is following in her mentor’s footsteps.

For people who worry about the costs of pilot training, many scholarships are available. Check out a few of the organizations that are helping cover costs for aspiring young aviators.

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.

Since 2008, Alaska Airlines has sponsored the annual event with employees volunteering as “elves.”