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You may be anxious about wearing a mask while you travel, but we’ve got you covered with some suggestions that will help you get used to wearing your mask. You might even become best flying friends.

Golfers who are ready to travel can get their daily dose of iron this fall with Alaska Airlines’ low fares to some of the country’s premier golf destinations.

Alaska Airlines employees & our hometown hockey fans continue to celebrate the NHL revealing Seattle’s franchise name, logo and colors. Release the Kraken!

Hampton Isom does everything from the heart without ever expecting anything in return. Brawny Giants campaign recently honored him for always cooking meals with love, kindness and compassion, especially for those struggling during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Alaska Mileage Plan members can donate miles to the UNCF: United Negro College Fund to help students fly to historically Black colleges and universities, as well as career-development opportunities.

Safety is always the highest priority at Alaska Airlines, and our Lounges are no different.  Currently, only our SEA D Concourse Lounge is open. Effective Aug. 1 we will be reopening our Lounges in ANC, PDX, LAX and SEA North Satellite.

Today, we’re releasing our 2019 LIFT Report, which holds ourselves accountable for our impacts on the environment, people and communities.

Tada Yotsuuye, a Seattle line inspector is the first employee to reach 55 years with Alaska Airlines. We had to create a pin just for him (& any future candidates) to celebrate the milestone!

Starting in early July, our flight attendants will be empowered to issue a final notice to any guest who repeatedly refuses to wear a mask or face covering on board our aircraft.

Pride 2020 live events might be canceled or postponed—but you can still celebrate one of the best, loudest and proudest celebrations from home with tips from Alaska’s GLOBE (Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual or Transgender Employees) group.

This Father’s Day, we celebrate dads like Alaska Pilot Ryan Mohr whose 6-year-old son Haak was offered a dream trip to the Aulani Disney Resort in Hawaii with his family after battling cancer. And maybe—just maybe—he and his brother-in-law Driggs, an Anchorage-based captain, could fly the Make-A-Wish flight?

We know it’s important to learn from the past to create a better future. Join us.