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Alaska Airlines

Seattle-based US airline in the Alaska Air Group, flying Boeing 737, Airbus A321neo and Embraer E175 aircraft and a oneworld member since 2021.

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About Alaska Airlines

Alaska Airlines is a US passenger airline based in Seattle, Washington, and the main carrier of Alaska Air Group, which also includes Hawaiian Airlines and Horizon Air. Alaska Airlines and its regional partners serve more than 120 destinations across the United States and to Mexico, Canada and Costa Rica. The wider group serves more than 140 destinations across North America, Central America, Asia and the Pacific.

Fleet

The group fleet page lists the following aircraft as of July 2026:

  • Boeing 737 family: 737-9 MAX (80), 737-900ER (79), 737-800 (59), 737-8 MAX (20) and 737-700 (11), plus freighter versions
  • Airbus A321-200neo (18)
  • Airbus A330-200 (24) and A330-300F freighters (10)
  • Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner (5)
  • Boeing 717-200 (19)
  • Embraer E175 operated by Horizon Air (49) and SkyWest Airlines (43)

Cabin layouts include First Class, Premium Class and Main Cabin, for example 178 seats on the 737-9 MAX.

Alliance and rewards

Alaska Airlines joined the oneworld alliance on 31 March 2021, becoming its 14th full member. Alaska says its alliance and other partners give guests access to more than 30 airlines and over 1,000 destinations worldwide. Frequent flyers use Atmos Rewards.

Company facts

  • Alaska Air Group has more than 30,000 employees
  • Stated values include owning safety, doing the right thing, being caring and kind, and delivering exceptional performance
  • The group also operates the Hawaiian Airlines brand

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