Caring chat with flight attendants inspires guest to pick up the tab – for the entire plane An Alaska Airlines guest surprised our entire crew and a planeful of people with a very special act of kindness. Check it out. 3 min read March 22, 2023 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. 4 min read March 13, 2023 Ahead of San Francisco’s Chinese New Year Parade & Festival, Alaska employees share their cherished traditions As the title sponsor of San Francisco’s Chinese New Year Parade & Festival, we’re proud to celebrate not only the year of the Rabbit but also the year of the Cat—and all the communities this holiday touches. 4 min read January 22, 2023 After delighting kids on Make-A-Wish flights for years, Alaska pilots never imagined one would be for them Captain Ryan McNelis and First Officer Bethany McNelis have each piloted Make-A-Wish flights over their careers with Alaska Airlines. They never in a million years imagined they’d be on a Make-A-Wish flight for their own family. 5 min read November 10, 2022 Airline employees quickly organize a ‘welcome home’ celebration for a hero missing for 78 years—with 24-hour notice More than seven decades ago, a young military pilot left his hometown of Spokane, Washington for the battlefront in Europe. Last week, his remains arrived home to his final resting place, thanks to Alaska and Horizon Air employees, who made it happen in less than 24 hours. 3 min read August 9, 2022 Celebrating Flight Attendants’ 50 years in the skies for Alaska Airlines Today is International Flight Attendant Day—a day where we collectively tip our hats to our flight attendants with awe and appreciation for all that you do, every flight, every day to ensure safety and care for our guests. And what better way to honor our inflight team than to celebrate four incredible women who have each spent over 50 years in the skies for Alaska Airlines. Here’s their story. 5 min read May 31, 2022 Alaska Airlines goes the extra mile for 3-year-old Feofan and other Make-A-Wish children Feofan had one wish in mind when it was time to choose his: Ride an ATV just like his grandpa’s in Alaska. Read how an Alaska employee helped make this thrill ride come true. 3 min read April 7, 2022 Captain flies his 108-year-old grandmother, a former ‘Rosie the Riveter’, to her new home Before flying his “Oma” to her new home to be closer to family in Washington, Capt. Reburn hadn’t seen his grandmother in over a year. “In my two decades in aviation I never would have imagined flying my 108-year-old grandmother. How do you top that?” he says. “This was a long time coming.” 4 min read June 11, 2021 Rai Adair is a dancer, voracious reader, world traveler—and in Alaska’s new TV commercial While the pandemic has kept most of us from dancing face to face, Flight Attendant Rai was able to stretch her creative muscles as a featured employee in Alaska’s recent Safety Dance commercial. Her positive energy can also fill an entire plane and her travel tips are must-haves! 5 min read February 24, 2021 Mother and father turn in their wings early, with the next generation in mind 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. 5 min read September 29, 2020 Sitka employee gives car keys to guest to say goodbye to grandfather 25 years later No Ubers? No problem. Alaska Customer Service Agent Elaine helped Ian McClure visit his grandfather’s final resting place in Sitka, Alaska. “I haven’t cried tears of gratitude in a long time, but as I drove my friends in a total stranger’s Subaru to the Sitka cemetery, I had a hard time seeing straight,” he said. 3 min read September 10, 2020 Precious Cargo: Our aircraft carry the gift of sight Over the last 20 years, Alaska employee Debby Mulligan has had three different corneal transplants, which have given her the ability to see again. The journey often involves her very own airline. 3 min read August 27, 2020 Posts navigation 1 2 3 Next Keep up with Alaska Filters
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. 4 min read March 13, 2023 Ahead of San Francisco’s Chinese New Year Parade & Festival, Alaska employees share their cherished traditions As the title sponsor of San Francisco’s Chinese New Year Parade & Festival, we’re proud to celebrate not only the year of the Rabbit but also the year of the Cat—and all the communities this holiday touches. 4 min read January 22, 2023 After delighting kids on Make-A-Wish flights for years, Alaska pilots never imagined one would be for them Captain Ryan McNelis and First Officer Bethany McNelis have each piloted Make-A-Wish flights over their careers with Alaska Airlines. They never in a million years imagined they’d be on a Make-A-Wish flight for their own family. 5 min read November 10, 2022 Airline employees quickly organize a ‘welcome home’ celebration for a hero missing for 78 years—with 24-hour notice More than seven decades ago, a young military pilot left his hometown of Spokane, Washington for the battlefront in Europe. Last week, his remains arrived home to his final resting place, thanks to Alaska and Horizon Air employees, who made it happen in less than 24 hours. 3 min read August 9, 2022 Celebrating Flight Attendants’ 50 years in the skies for Alaska Airlines Today is International Flight Attendant Day—a day where we collectively tip our hats to our flight attendants with awe and appreciation for all that you do, every flight, every day to ensure safety and care for our guests. And what better way to honor our inflight team than to celebrate four incredible women who have each spent over 50 years in the skies for Alaska Airlines. Here’s their story. 5 min read May 31, 2022 Alaska Airlines goes the extra mile for 3-year-old Feofan and other Make-A-Wish children Feofan had one wish in mind when it was time to choose his: Ride an ATV just like his grandpa’s in Alaska. Read how an Alaska employee helped make this thrill ride come true. 3 min read April 7, 2022 Captain flies his 108-year-old grandmother, a former ‘Rosie the Riveter’, to her new home Before flying his “Oma” to her new home to be closer to family in Washington, Capt. Reburn hadn’t seen his grandmother in over a year. “In my two decades in aviation I never would have imagined flying my 108-year-old grandmother. How do you top that?” he says. “This was a long time coming.” 4 min read June 11, 2021 Rai Adair is a dancer, voracious reader, world traveler—and in Alaska’s new TV commercial While the pandemic has kept most of us from dancing face to face, Flight Attendant Rai was able to stretch her creative muscles as a featured employee in Alaska’s recent Safety Dance commercial. Her positive energy can also fill an entire plane and her travel tips are must-haves! 5 min read February 24, 2021 Mother and father turn in their wings early, with the next generation in mind 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. 5 min read September 29, 2020 Sitka employee gives car keys to guest to say goodbye to grandfather 25 years later No Ubers? No problem. Alaska Customer Service Agent Elaine helped Ian McClure visit his grandfather’s final resting place in Sitka, Alaska. “I haven’t cried tears of gratitude in a long time, but as I drove my friends in a total stranger’s Subaru to the Sitka cemetery, I had a hard time seeing straight,” he said. 3 min read September 10, 2020 Precious Cargo: Our aircraft carry the gift of sight Over the last 20 years, Alaska employee Debby Mulligan has had three different corneal transplants, which have given her the ability to see again. The journey often involves her very own airline. 3 min read August 27, 2020 Posts navigation 1 2 3 Next Keep up with Alaska Filters
Ahead of San Francisco’s Chinese New Year Parade & Festival, Alaska employees share their cherished traditions As the title sponsor of San Francisco’s Chinese New Year Parade & Festival, we’re proud to celebrate not only the year of the Rabbit but also the year of the Cat—and all the communities this holiday touches. 4 min read January 22, 2023 After delighting kids on Make-A-Wish flights for years, Alaska pilots never imagined one would be for them Captain Ryan McNelis and First Officer Bethany McNelis have each piloted Make-A-Wish flights over their careers with Alaska Airlines. They never in a million years imagined they’d be on a Make-A-Wish flight for their own family. 5 min read November 10, 2022 Airline employees quickly organize a ‘welcome home’ celebration for a hero missing for 78 years—with 24-hour notice More than seven decades ago, a young military pilot left his hometown of Spokane, Washington for the battlefront in Europe. Last week, his remains arrived home to his final resting place, thanks to Alaska and Horizon Air employees, who made it happen in less than 24 hours. 3 min read August 9, 2022 Celebrating Flight Attendants’ 50 years in the skies for Alaska Airlines Today is International Flight Attendant Day—a day where we collectively tip our hats to our flight attendants with awe and appreciation for all that you do, every flight, every day to ensure safety and care for our guests. And what better way to honor our inflight team than to celebrate four incredible women who have each spent over 50 years in the skies for Alaska Airlines. Here’s their story. 5 min read May 31, 2022 Alaska Airlines goes the extra mile for 3-year-old Feofan and other Make-A-Wish children Feofan had one wish in mind when it was time to choose his: Ride an ATV just like his grandpa’s in Alaska. Read how an Alaska employee helped make this thrill ride come true. 3 min read April 7, 2022 Captain flies his 108-year-old grandmother, a former ‘Rosie the Riveter’, to her new home Before flying his “Oma” to her new home to be closer to family in Washington, Capt. Reburn hadn’t seen his grandmother in over a year. “In my two decades in aviation I never would have imagined flying my 108-year-old grandmother. How do you top that?” he says. “This was a long time coming.” 4 min read June 11, 2021 Rai Adair is a dancer, voracious reader, world traveler—and in Alaska’s new TV commercial While the pandemic has kept most of us from dancing face to face, Flight Attendant Rai was able to stretch her creative muscles as a featured employee in Alaska’s recent Safety Dance commercial. Her positive energy can also fill an entire plane and her travel tips are must-haves! 5 min read February 24, 2021 Mother and father turn in their wings early, with the next generation in mind 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. 5 min read September 29, 2020 Sitka employee gives car keys to guest to say goodbye to grandfather 25 years later No Ubers? No problem. Alaska Customer Service Agent Elaine helped Ian McClure visit his grandfather’s final resting place in Sitka, Alaska. “I haven’t cried tears of gratitude in a long time, but as I drove my friends in a total stranger’s Subaru to the Sitka cemetery, I had a hard time seeing straight,” he said. 3 min read September 10, 2020 Precious Cargo: Our aircraft carry the gift of sight Over the last 20 years, Alaska employee Debby Mulligan has had three different corneal transplants, which have given her the ability to see again. The journey often involves her very own airline. 3 min read August 27, 2020 Posts navigation 1 2 3 Next Keep up with Alaska Filters
After delighting kids on Make-A-Wish flights for years, Alaska pilots never imagined one would be for them Captain Ryan McNelis and First Officer Bethany McNelis have each piloted Make-A-Wish flights over their careers with Alaska Airlines. They never in a million years imagined they’d be on a Make-A-Wish flight for their own family. 5 min read November 10, 2022 Airline employees quickly organize a ‘welcome home’ celebration for a hero missing for 78 years—with 24-hour notice More than seven decades ago, a young military pilot left his hometown of Spokane, Washington for the battlefront in Europe. Last week, his remains arrived home to his final resting place, thanks to Alaska and Horizon Air employees, who made it happen in less than 24 hours. 3 min read August 9, 2022 Celebrating Flight Attendants’ 50 years in the skies for Alaska Airlines Today is International Flight Attendant Day—a day where we collectively tip our hats to our flight attendants with awe and appreciation for all that you do, every flight, every day to ensure safety and care for our guests. And what better way to honor our inflight team than to celebrate four incredible women who have each spent over 50 years in the skies for Alaska Airlines. Here’s their story. 5 min read May 31, 2022 Alaska Airlines goes the extra mile for 3-year-old Feofan and other Make-A-Wish children Feofan had one wish in mind when it was time to choose his: Ride an ATV just like his grandpa’s in Alaska. Read how an Alaska employee helped make this thrill ride come true. 3 min read April 7, 2022 Captain flies his 108-year-old grandmother, a former ‘Rosie the Riveter’, to her new home Before flying his “Oma” to her new home to be closer to family in Washington, Capt. Reburn hadn’t seen his grandmother in over a year. “In my two decades in aviation I never would have imagined flying my 108-year-old grandmother. How do you top that?” he says. “This was a long time coming.” 4 min read June 11, 2021 Rai Adair is a dancer, voracious reader, world traveler—and in Alaska’s new TV commercial While the pandemic has kept most of us from dancing face to face, Flight Attendant Rai was able to stretch her creative muscles as a featured employee in Alaska’s recent Safety Dance commercial. Her positive energy can also fill an entire plane and her travel tips are must-haves! 5 min read February 24, 2021 Mother and father turn in their wings early, with the next generation in mind 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. 5 min read September 29, 2020 Sitka employee gives car keys to guest to say goodbye to grandfather 25 years later No Ubers? No problem. Alaska Customer Service Agent Elaine helped Ian McClure visit his grandfather’s final resting place in Sitka, Alaska. “I haven’t cried tears of gratitude in a long time, but as I drove my friends in a total stranger’s Subaru to the Sitka cemetery, I had a hard time seeing straight,” he said. 3 min read September 10, 2020 Precious Cargo: Our aircraft carry the gift of sight Over the last 20 years, Alaska employee Debby Mulligan has had three different corneal transplants, which have given her the ability to see again. The journey often involves her very own airline. 3 min read August 27, 2020 Posts navigation 1 2 3 Next Keep up with Alaska Filters
Airline employees quickly organize a ‘welcome home’ celebration for a hero missing for 78 years—with 24-hour notice More than seven decades ago, a young military pilot left his hometown of Spokane, Washington for the battlefront in Europe. Last week, his remains arrived home to his final resting place, thanks to Alaska and Horizon Air employees, who made it happen in less than 24 hours. 3 min read August 9, 2022 Celebrating Flight Attendants’ 50 years in the skies for Alaska Airlines Today is International Flight Attendant Day—a day where we collectively tip our hats to our flight attendants with awe and appreciation for all that you do, every flight, every day to ensure safety and care for our guests. And what better way to honor our inflight team than to celebrate four incredible women who have each spent over 50 years in the skies for Alaska Airlines. Here’s their story. 5 min read May 31, 2022 Alaska Airlines goes the extra mile for 3-year-old Feofan and other Make-A-Wish children Feofan had one wish in mind when it was time to choose his: Ride an ATV just like his grandpa’s in Alaska. Read how an Alaska employee helped make this thrill ride come true. 3 min read April 7, 2022 Captain flies his 108-year-old grandmother, a former ‘Rosie the Riveter’, to her new home Before flying his “Oma” to her new home to be closer to family in Washington, Capt. Reburn hadn’t seen his grandmother in over a year. “In my two decades in aviation I never would have imagined flying my 108-year-old grandmother. How do you top that?” he says. “This was a long time coming.” 4 min read June 11, 2021 Rai Adair is a dancer, voracious reader, world traveler—and in Alaska’s new TV commercial While the pandemic has kept most of us from dancing face to face, Flight Attendant Rai was able to stretch her creative muscles as a featured employee in Alaska’s recent Safety Dance commercial. Her positive energy can also fill an entire plane and her travel tips are must-haves! 5 min read February 24, 2021 Mother and father turn in their wings early, with the next generation in mind 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. 5 min read September 29, 2020 Sitka employee gives car keys to guest to say goodbye to grandfather 25 years later No Ubers? No problem. Alaska Customer Service Agent Elaine helped Ian McClure visit his grandfather’s final resting place in Sitka, Alaska. “I haven’t cried tears of gratitude in a long time, but as I drove my friends in a total stranger’s Subaru to the Sitka cemetery, I had a hard time seeing straight,” he said. 3 min read September 10, 2020 Precious Cargo: Our aircraft carry the gift of sight Over the last 20 years, Alaska employee Debby Mulligan has had three different corneal transplants, which have given her the ability to see again. The journey often involves her very own airline. 3 min read August 27, 2020 Posts navigation 1 2 3 Next Keep up with Alaska Filters
Celebrating Flight Attendants’ 50 years in the skies for Alaska Airlines Today is International Flight Attendant Day—a day where we collectively tip our hats to our flight attendants with awe and appreciation for all that you do, every flight, every day to ensure safety and care for our guests. And what better way to honor our inflight team than to celebrate four incredible women who have each spent over 50 years in the skies for Alaska Airlines. Here’s their story. 5 min read May 31, 2022 Alaska Airlines goes the extra mile for 3-year-old Feofan and other Make-A-Wish children Feofan had one wish in mind when it was time to choose his: Ride an ATV just like his grandpa’s in Alaska. Read how an Alaska employee helped make this thrill ride come true. 3 min read April 7, 2022 Captain flies his 108-year-old grandmother, a former ‘Rosie the Riveter’, to her new home Before flying his “Oma” to her new home to be closer to family in Washington, Capt. Reburn hadn’t seen his grandmother in over a year. “In my two decades in aviation I never would have imagined flying my 108-year-old grandmother. How do you top that?” he says. “This was a long time coming.” 4 min read June 11, 2021 Rai Adair is a dancer, voracious reader, world traveler—and in Alaska’s new TV commercial While the pandemic has kept most of us from dancing face to face, Flight Attendant Rai was able to stretch her creative muscles as a featured employee in Alaska’s recent Safety Dance commercial. Her positive energy can also fill an entire plane and her travel tips are must-haves! 5 min read February 24, 2021 Mother and father turn in their wings early, with the next generation in mind 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. 5 min read September 29, 2020 Sitka employee gives car keys to guest to say goodbye to grandfather 25 years later No Ubers? No problem. Alaska Customer Service Agent Elaine helped Ian McClure visit his grandfather’s final resting place in Sitka, Alaska. “I haven’t cried tears of gratitude in a long time, but as I drove my friends in a total stranger’s Subaru to the Sitka cemetery, I had a hard time seeing straight,” he said. 3 min read September 10, 2020 Precious Cargo: Our aircraft carry the gift of sight Over the last 20 years, Alaska employee Debby Mulligan has had three different corneal transplants, which have given her the ability to see again. The journey often involves her very own airline. 3 min read August 27, 2020 Posts navigation 1 2 3 Next Keep up with Alaska Filters
Alaska Airlines goes the extra mile for 3-year-old Feofan and other Make-A-Wish children Feofan had one wish in mind when it was time to choose his: Ride an ATV just like his grandpa’s in Alaska. Read how an Alaska employee helped make this thrill ride come true. 3 min read April 7, 2022 Captain flies his 108-year-old grandmother, a former ‘Rosie the Riveter’, to her new home Before flying his “Oma” to her new home to be closer to family in Washington, Capt. Reburn hadn’t seen his grandmother in over a year. “In my two decades in aviation I never would have imagined flying my 108-year-old grandmother. How do you top that?” he says. “This was a long time coming.” 4 min read June 11, 2021 Rai Adair is a dancer, voracious reader, world traveler—and in Alaska’s new TV commercial While the pandemic has kept most of us from dancing face to face, Flight Attendant Rai was able to stretch her creative muscles as a featured employee in Alaska’s recent Safety Dance commercial. Her positive energy can also fill an entire plane and her travel tips are must-haves! 5 min read February 24, 2021 Mother and father turn in their wings early, with the next generation in mind 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. 5 min read September 29, 2020 Sitka employee gives car keys to guest to say goodbye to grandfather 25 years later No Ubers? No problem. Alaska Customer Service Agent Elaine helped Ian McClure visit his grandfather’s final resting place in Sitka, Alaska. “I haven’t cried tears of gratitude in a long time, but as I drove my friends in a total stranger’s Subaru to the Sitka cemetery, I had a hard time seeing straight,” he said. 3 min read September 10, 2020 Precious Cargo: Our aircraft carry the gift of sight Over the last 20 years, Alaska employee Debby Mulligan has had three different corneal transplants, which have given her the ability to see again. The journey often involves her very own airline. 3 min read August 27, 2020 Posts navigation 1 2 3 Next Keep up with Alaska Filters
Captain flies his 108-year-old grandmother, a former ‘Rosie the Riveter’, to her new home Before flying his “Oma” to her new home to be closer to family in Washington, Capt. Reburn hadn’t seen his grandmother in over a year. “In my two decades in aviation I never would have imagined flying my 108-year-old grandmother. How do you top that?” he says. “This was a long time coming.” 4 min read June 11, 2021 Rai Adair is a dancer, voracious reader, world traveler—and in Alaska’s new TV commercial While the pandemic has kept most of us from dancing face to face, Flight Attendant Rai was able to stretch her creative muscles as a featured employee in Alaska’s recent Safety Dance commercial. Her positive energy can also fill an entire plane and her travel tips are must-haves! 5 min read February 24, 2021 Mother and father turn in their wings early, with the next generation in mind 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. 5 min read September 29, 2020 Sitka employee gives car keys to guest to say goodbye to grandfather 25 years later No Ubers? No problem. Alaska Customer Service Agent Elaine helped Ian McClure visit his grandfather’s final resting place in Sitka, Alaska. “I haven’t cried tears of gratitude in a long time, but as I drove my friends in a total stranger’s Subaru to the Sitka cemetery, I had a hard time seeing straight,” he said. 3 min read September 10, 2020 Precious Cargo: Our aircraft carry the gift of sight Over the last 20 years, Alaska employee Debby Mulligan has had three different corneal transplants, which have given her the ability to see again. The journey often involves her very own airline. 3 min read August 27, 2020 Posts navigation 1 2 3 Next Keep up with Alaska Filters
Rai Adair is a dancer, voracious reader, world traveler—and in Alaska’s new TV commercial While the pandemic has kept most of us from dancing face to face, Flight Attendant Rai was able to stretch her creative muscles as a featured employee in Alaska’s recent Safety Dance commercial. Her positive energy can also fill an entire plane and her travel tips are must-haves! 5 min read February 24, 2021 Mother and father turn in their wings early, with the next generation in mind 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. 5 min read September 29, 2020 Sitka employee gives car keys to guest to say goodbye to grandfather 25 years later No Ubers? No problem. Alaska Customer Service Agent Elaine helped Ian McClure visit his grandfather’s final resting place in Sitka, Alaska. “I haven’t cried tears of gratitude in a long time, but as I drove my friends in a total stranger’s Subaru to the Sitka cemetery, I had a hard time seeing straight,” he said. 3 min read September 10, 2020 Precious Cargo: Our aircraft carry the gift of sight Over the last 20 years, Alaska employee Debby Mulligan has had three different corneal transplants, which have given her the ability to see again. The journey often involves her very own airline. 3 min read August 27, 2020 Posts navigation 1 2 3 Next Keep up with Alaska Filters
Mother and father turn in their wings early, with the next generation in mind 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. 5 min read September 29, 2020 Sitka employee gives car keys to guest to say goodbye to grandfather 25 years later No Ubers? No problem. Alaska Customer Service Agent Elaine helped Ian McClure visit his grandfather’s final resting place in Sitka, Alaska. “I haven’t cried tears of gratitude in a long time, but as I drove my friends in a total stranger’s Subaru to the Sitka cemetery, I had a hard time seeing straight,” he said. 3 min read September 10, 2020 Precious Cargo: Our aircraft carry the gift of sight Over the last 20 years, Alaska employee Debby Mulligan has had three different corneal transplants, which have given her the ability to see again. The journey often involves her very own airline. 3 min read August 27, 2020 Posts navigation 1 2 3 Next Keep up with Alaska Filters
Sitka employee gives car keys to guest to say goodbye to grandfather 25 years later No Ubers? No problem. Alaska Customer Service Agent Elaine helped Ian McClure visit his grandfather’s final resting place in Sitka, Alaska. “I haven’t cried tears of gratitude in a long time, but as I drove my friends in a total stranger’s Subaru to the Sitka cemetery, I had a hard time seeing straight,” he said. 3 min read September 10, 2020 Precious Cargo: Our aircraft carry the gift of sight Over the last 20 years, Alaska employee Debby Mulligan has had three different corneal transplants, which have given her the ability to see again. The journey often involves her very own airline. 3 min read August 27, 2020 Posts navigation 1 2 3 Next Keep up with Alaska Filters
Precious Cargo: Our aircraft carry the gift of sight Over the last 20 years, Alaska employee Debby Mulligan has had three different corneal transplants, which have given her the ability to see again. The journey often involves her very own airline. 3 min read August 27, 2020 Posts navigation 1 2 3 Next Keep up with Alaska