A note to customers traveling with medical conditions By Ray Prentice, director of customer advocacy, Alaska Airlines We wanted to reach out to you, our customers, to address a recent situation involving a customer whose travel was interrupted in Lihue, Hawaii. 1 min read April 8, 2015 Seattle hospital patient requests special meal from North Pole – Alaska delivers As Phil Pope recovered from a stroke at a hospital near Seattle, the retired Alaska Airlines captain had a hankering for one particular thing: Chinese food from Pagoda Restaurant in North Pole, Alaska. That’s where he and wife Jackie Pope, an Alaska Airlines flight attendant, planned to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary Feb. 11, near the rustic… 1 min read April 6, 2015 Students compete to find clean-tech solutions to environmental problems By Ben Raker, Alaska Airlines Magazine, and Halley Knigge, Alaska Airlines A window that harnesses solar energy and sends electricity down its edge to feed the power grid; a hair dye with gold particles that limits the need for reapplications and reduces the chemicals sent down drains; road barriers that use old tires otherwise destined to… 1 min read April 3, 2015 News alert: Internet connectivity Update 11:35 p.m. An earlier network outage has been restored. Customers are now able to book, change and check in for flights at alaskaair.com. An Internet connectivity issue at 8 p.m. temporarily delayed 22 flights scheduled to depart between 9:45 – 11 p.m. by up to an hour. All systems were restored by 11:20 p.m. and… 1 min read April 2, 2015 Throwback Thursday: It’s a bird. It’s a plane. It’s got skis? Alaska Airlines has been known for a lot of firsts. First airline to offer booking tickets on the Internet and first airline to guarantee your bags arrive on time. But passengers today would do a double-take if they had seen one of Alaska’s early firsts—first airline certified by the FAA to take off and land… 1 min read April 2, 2015 A toast – to the planet! By Joe Sprague, senior vice president of communications and external relations for Alaska Airlines Raise your hand if you like beer. If your arm shot up, I’m with you. Like a lot of folks, I really enjoy a nice craft beer: an amber, a pale ale and, increasingly, an IPA. Beyond the hoppy deliciousness, enjoying… 1 min read March 31, 2015 How it works: Alaska Beyond™ Entertainment We get it: long flights can be boring. Enter Alaska Beyond™ Entertainment – a new service that enables you to watch hit TV shows, movies, and exclusive content from Alaska on your own device at cruising altitude. We’ve been upgrading our Boeing 737 fleet with direct-to-your-device entertainment, and today are thrilled to announce we’re just… 1 min read March 26, 2015 Ask an Alaska pilot: how do I become a pilot? By Doug Branch, Captain, Alaska Airlines Doug Branch’s interest in aviation began around the same time he could say the word “plane.” Captain Branch has deep roots in the Pacific Northwest, including growing up on Bainbridge Island and learning to fly at Eastern Washington’s Big Bend Community College. After three years flying for a commuter airline… 2 min read March 23, 2015 Video: Alaska flight attendant gets big surprise with inflight marriage proposal Alaska Airlines flight attendant Brandy Hollenbeck began her March 18 flight from Seattle to Juneau, Alaska like any other. As she worked the flight, the first leg of Alaska’s ‘milk run’ through Southeast Alaska, she had no idea that behind the scenes her boyfriend and her fellow flight attendants were scheming to give her a… 1 min read March 20, 2015 ‘Have an ice day’ at the World Ice Art Championships in Fairbanks, Alaska A pirate ship, a superhero scene, a faucet with a round, glistening drop of water. These are just some of the otherworldly ice sculptures on display through the end of the month at Ice Alaska: 2015 BP World Ice Art Championships in Fairbanks, Alaska. Artists travel from all around the world for the chance to… 1 min read March 18, 2015 Fly away with Major League Soccer: Flight discounts to away games The Major League Soccer season kicked off this month, and Alaska Airlines is making it even easier for fans to follow their favorite team on the road. As a proud sponsor of many of these MLS teams, Alaska is offering up to 10 percent off on away game flights. Pack your colors, visit these amazing… 1 min read March 16, 2015 Pulling together: In the ‘last great race on Earth,’ sled dogs are family Two days before the ceremonial start of the 2015 Iditarod, 78 mushers gathered for a welcome in a hotel conference room in Anchorage, Alaska. In among the sweatshirt, bivy sack and other pre-race swag given to the mushers is a small but very important notebook: the vet book. It is in this notebook that a… 1 min read March 10, 2015 Posts navigation Previous 1 … 44 45 46 … 53 Next Keep up with Alaska Filters Loading Comments... Write a Comment... Email (Required) Name (Required) Website
Seattle hospital patient requests special meal from North Pole – Alaska delivers As Phil Pope recovered from a stroke at a hospital near Seattle, the retired Alaska Airlines captain had a hankering for one particular thing: Chinese food from Pagoda Restaurant in North Pole, Alaska. That’s where he and wife Jackie Pope, an Alaska Airlines flight attendant, planned to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary Feb. 11, near the rustic… 1 min read April 6, 2015 Students compete to find clean-tech solutions to environmental problems By Ben Raker, Alaska Airlines Magazine, and Halley Knigge, Alaska Airlines A window that harnesses solar energy and sends electricity down its edge to feed the power grid; a hair dye with gold particles that limits the need for reapplications and reduces the chemicals sent down drains; road barriers that use old tires otherwise destined to… 1 min read April 3, 2015 News alert: Internet connectivity Update 11:35 p.m. An earlier network outage has been restored. Customers are now able to book, change and check in for flights at alaskaair.com. An Internet connectivity issue at 8 p.m. temporarily delayed 22 flights scheduled to depart between 9:45 – 11 p.m. by up to an hour. All systems were restored by 11:20 p.m. and… 1 min read April 2, 2015 Throwback Thursday: It’s a bird. It’s a plane. It’s got skis? Alaska Airlines has been known for a lot of firsts. First airline to offer booking tickets on the Internet and first airline to guarantee your bags arrive on time. But passengers today would do a double-take if they had seen one of Alaska’s early firsts—first airline certified by the FAA to take off and land… 1 min read April 2, 2015 A toast – to the planet! By Joe Sprague, senior vice president of communications and external relations for Alaska Airlines Raise your hand if you like beer. If your arm shot up, I’m with you. Like a lot of folks, I really enjoy a nice craft beer: an amber, a pale ale and, increasingly, an IPA. Beyond the hoppy deliciousness, enjoying… 1 min read March 31, 2015 How it works: Alaska Beyond™ Entertainment We get it: long flights can be boring. Enter Alaska Beyond™ Entertainment – a new service that enables you to watch hit TV shows, movies, and exclusive content from Alaska on your own device at cruising altitude. We’ve been upgrading our Boeing 737 fleet with direct-to-your-device entertainment, and today are thrilled to announce we’re just… 1 min read March 26, 2015 Ask an Alaska pilot: how do I become a pilot? By Doug Branch, Captain, Alaska Airlines Doug Branch’s interest in aviation began around the same time he could say the word “plane.” Captain Branch has deep roots in the Pacific Northwest, including growing up on Bainbridge Island and learning to fly at Eastern Washington’s Big Bend Community College. After three years flying for a commuter airline… 2 min read March 23, 2015 Video: Alaska flight attendant gets big surprise with inflight marriage proposal Alaska Airlines flight attendant Brandy Hollenbeck began her March 18 flight from Seattle to Juneau, Alaska like any other. As she worked the flight, the first leg of Alaska’s ‘milk run’ through Southeast Alaska, she had no idea that behind the scenes her boyfriend and her fellow flight attendants were scheming to give her a… 1 min read March 20, 2015 ‘Have an ice day’ at the World Ice Art Championships in Fairbanks, Alaska A pirate ship, a superhero scene, a faucet with a round, glistening drop of water. These are just some of the otherworldly ice sculptures on display through the end of the month at Ice Alaska: 2015 BP World Ice Art Championships in Fairbanks, Alaska. Artists travel from all around the world for the chance to… 1 min read March 18, 2015 Fly away with Major League Soccer: Flight discounts to away games The Major League Soccer season kicked off this month, and Alaska Airlines is making it even easier for fans to follow their favorite team on the road. As a proud sponsor of many of these MLS teams, Alaska is offering up to 10 percent off on away game flights. Pack your colors, visit these amazing… 1 min read March 16, 2015 Pulling together: In the ‘last great race on Earth,’ sled dogs are family Two days before the ceremonial start of the 2015 Iditarod, 78 mushers gathered for a welcome in a hotel conference room in Anchorage, Alaska. In among the sweatshirt, bivy sack and other pre-race swag given to the mushers is a small but very important notebook: the vet book. It is in this notebook that a… 1 min read March 10, 2015 Posts navigation Previous 1 … 44 45 46 … 53 Next Keep up with Alaska Filters Loading Comments... Write a Comment... Email (Required) Name (Required) Website
Students compete to find clean-tech solutions to environmental problems By Ben Raker, Alaska Airlines Magazine, and Halley Knigge, Alaska Airlines A window that harnesses solar energy and sends electricity down its edge to feed the power grid; a hair dye with gold particles that limits the need for reapplications and reduces the chemicals sent down drains; road barriers that use old tires otherwise destined to… 1 min read April 3, 2015 News alert: Internet connectivity Update 11:35 p.m. An earlier network outage has been restored. Customers are now able to book, change and check in for flights at alaskaair.com. An Internet connectivity issue at 8 p.m. temporarily delayed 22 flights scheduled to depart between 9:45 – 11 p.m. by up to an hour. All systems were restored by 11:20 p.m. and… 1 min read April 2, 2015 Throwback Thursday: It’s a bird. It’s a plane. It’s got skis? Alaska Airlines has been known for a lot of firsts. First airline to offer booking tickets on the Internet and first airline to guarantee your bags arrive on time. But passengers today would do a double-take if they had seen one of Alaska’s early firsts—first airline certified by the FAA to take off and land… 1 min read April 2, 2015 A toast – to the planet! By Joe Sprague, senior vice president of communications and external relations for Alaska Airlines Raise your hand if you like beer. If your arm shot up, I’m with you. Like a lot of folks, I really enjoy a nice craft beer: an amber, a pale ale and, increasingly, an IPA. Beyond the hoppy deliciousness, enjoying… 1 min read March 31, 2015 How it works: Alaska Beyond™ Entertainment We get it: long flights can be boring. Enter Alaska Beyond™ Entertainment – a new service that enables you to watch hit TV shows, movies, and exclusive content from Alaska on your own device at cruising altitude. We’ve been upgrading our Boeing 737 fleet with direct-to-your-device entertainment, and today are thrilled to announce we’re just… 1 min read March 26, 2015 Ask an Alaska pilot: how do I become a pilot? By Doug Branch, Captain, Alaska Airlines Doug Branch’s interest in aviation began around the same time he could say the word “plane.” Captain Branch has deep roots in the Pacific Northwest, including growing up on Bainbridge Island and learning to fly at Eastern Washington’s Big Bend Community College. After three years flying for a commuter airline… 2 min read March 23, 2015 Video: Alaska flight attendant gets big surprise with inflight marriage proposal Alaska Airlines flight attendant Brandy Hollenbeck began her March 18 flight from Seattle to Juneau, Alaska like any other. As she worked the flight, the first leg of Alaska’s ‘milk run’ through Southeast Alaska, she had no idea that behind the scenes her boyfriend and her fellow flight attendants were scheming to give her a… 1 min read March 20, 2015 ‘Have an ice day’ at the World Ice Art Championships in Fairbanks, Alaska A pirate ship, a superhero scene, a faucet with a round, glistening drop of water. These are just some of the otherworldly ice sculptures on display through the end of the month at Ice Alaska: 2015 BP World Ice Art Championships in Fairbanks, Alaska. Artists travel from all around the world for the chance to… 1 min read March 18, 2015 Fly away with Major League Soccer: Flight discounts to away games The Major League Soccer season kicked off this month, and Alaska Airlines is making it even easier for fans to follow their favorite team on the road. As a proud sponsor of many of these MLS teams, Alaska is offering up to 10 percent off on away game flights. Pack your colors, visit these amazing… 1 min read March 16, 2015 Pulling together: In the ‘last great race on Earth,’ sled dogs are family Two days before the ceremonial start of the 2015 Iditarod, 78 mushers gathered for a welcome in a hotel conference room in Anchorage, Alaska. In among the sweatshirt, bivy sack and other pre-race swag given to the mushers is a small but very important notebook: the vet book. It is in this notebook that a… 1 min read March 10, 2015 Posts navigation Previous 1 … 44 45 46 … 53 Next Keep up with Alaska Filters Loading Comments... Write a Comment... Email (Required) Name (Required) Website
News alert: Internet connectivity Update 11:35 p.m. An earlier network outage has been restored. Customers are now able to book, change and check in for flights at alaskaair.com. An Internet connectivity issue at 8 p.m. temporarily delayed 22 flights scheduled to depart between 9:45 – 11 p.m. by up to an hour. All systems were restored by 11:20 p.m. and… 1 min read April 2, 2015 Throwback Thursday: It’s a bird. It’s a plane. It’s got skis? Alaska Airlines has been known for a lot of firsts. First airline to offer booking tickets on the Internet and first airline to guarantee your bags arrive on time. But passengers today would do a double-take if they had seen one of Alaska’s early firsts—first airline certified by the FAA to take off and land… 1 min read April 2, 2015 A toast – to the planet! By Joe Sprague, senior vice president of communications and external relations for Alaska Airlines Raise your hand if you like beer. If your arm shot up, I’m with you. Like a lot of folks, I really enjoy a nice craft beer: an amber, a pale ale and, increasingly, an IPA. Beyond the hoppy deliciousness, enjoying… 1 min read March 31, 2015 How it works: Alaska Beyond™ Entertainment We get it: long flights can be boring. Enter Alaska Beyond™ Entertainment – a new service that enables you to watch hit TV shows, movies, and exclusive content from Alaska on your own device at cruising altitude. We’ve been upgrading our Boeing 737 fleet with direct-to-your-device entertainment, and today are thrilled to announce we’re just… 1 min read March 26, 2015 Ask an Alaska pilot: how do I become a pilot? By Doug Branch, Captain, Alaska Airlines Doug Branch’s interest in aviation began around the same time he could say the word “plane.” Captain Branch has deep roots in the Pacific Northwest, including growing up on Bainbridge Island and learning to fly at Eastern Washington’s Big Bend Community College. After three years flying for a commuter airline… 2 min read March 23, 2015 Video: Alaska flight attendant gets big surprise with inflight marriage proposal Alaska Airlines flight attendant Brandy Hollenbeck began her March 18 flight from Seattle to Juneau, Alaska like any other. As she worked the flight, the first leg of Alaska’s ‘milk run’ through Southeast Alaska, she had no idea that behind the scenes her boyfriend and her fellow flight attendants were scheming to give her a… 1 min read March 20, 2015 ‘Have an ice day’ at the World Ice Art Championships in Fairbanks, Alaska A pirate ship, a superhero scene, a faucet with a round, glistening drop of water. These are just some of the otherworldly ice sculptures on display through the end of the month at Ice Alaska: 2015 BP World Ice Art Championships in Fairbanks, Alaska. Artists travel from all around the world for the chance to… 1 min read March 18, 2015 Fly away with Major League Soccer: Flight discounts to away games The Major League Soccer season kicked off this month, and Alaska Airlines is making it even easier for fans to follow their favorite team on the road. As a proud sponsor of many of these MLS teams, Alaska is offering up to 10 percent off on away game flights. Pack your colors, visit these amazing… 1 min read March 16, 2015 Pulling together: In the ‘last great race on Earth,’ sled dogs are family Two days before the ceremonial start of the 2015 Iditarod, 78 mushers gathered for a welcome in a hotel conference room in Anchorage, Alaska. In among the sweatshirt, bivy sack and other pre-race swag given to the mushers is a small but very important notebook: the vet book. It is in this notebook that a… 1 min read March 10, 2015 Posts navigation Previous 1 … 44 45 46 … 53 Next Keep up with Alaska Filters Loading Comments... Write a Comment... Email (Required) Name (Required) Website
Throwback Thursday: It’s a bird. It’s a plane. It’s got skis? Alaska Airlines has been known for a lot of firsts. First airline to offer booking tickets on the Internet and first airline to guarantee your bags arrive on time. But passengers today would do a double-take if they had seen one of Alaska’s early firsts—first airline certified by the FAA to take off and land… 1 min read April 2, 2015 A toast – to the planet! By Joe Sprague, senior vice president of communications and external relations for Alaska Airlines Raise your hand if you like beer. If your arm shot up, I’m with you. Like a lot of folks, I really enjoy a nice craft beer: an amber, a pale ale and, increasingly, an IPA. Beyond the hoppy deliciousness, enjoying… 1 min read March 31, 2015 How it works: Alaska Beyond™ Entertainment We get it: long flights can be boring. Enter Alaska Beyond™ Entertainment – a new service that enables you to watch hit TV shows, movies, and exclusive content from Alaska on your own device at cruising altitude. We’ve been upgrading our Boeing 737 fleet with direct-to-your-device entertainment, and today are thrilled to announce we’re just… 1 min read March 26, 2015 Ask an Alaska pilot: how do I become a pilot? By Doug Branch, Captain, Alaska Airlines Doug Branch’s interest in aviation began around the same time he could say the word “plane.” Captain Branch has deep roots in the Pacific Northwest, including growing up on Bainbridge Island and learning to fly at Eastern Washington’s Big Bend Community College. After three years flying for a commuter airline… 2 min read March 23, 2015 Video: Alaska flight attendant gets big surprise with inflight marriage proposal Alaska Airlines flight attendant Brandy Hollenbeck began her March 18 flight from Seattle to Juneau, Alaska like any other. As she worked the flight, the first leg of Alaska’s ‘milk run’ through Southeast Alaska, she had no idea that behind the scenes her boyfriend and her fellow flight attendants were scheming to give her a… 1 min read March 20, 2015 ‘Have an ice day’ at the World Ice Art Championships in Fairbanks, Alaska A pirate ship, a superhero scene, a faucet with a round, glistening drop of water. These are just some of the otherworldly ice sculptures on display through the end of the month at Ice Alaska: 2015 BP World Ice Art Championships in Fairbanks, Alaska. Artists travel from all around the world for the chance to… 1 min read March 18, 2015 Fly away with Major League Soccer: Flight discounts to away games The Major League Soccer season kicked off this month, and Alaska Airlines is making it even easier for fans to follow their favorite team on the road. As a proud sponsor of many of these MLS teams, Alaska is offering up to 10 percent off on away game flights. Pack your colors, visit these amazing… 1 min read March 16, 2015 Pulling together: In the ‘last great race on Earth,’ sled dogs are family Two days before the ceremonial start of the 2015 Iditarod, 78 mushers gathered for a welcome in a hotel conference room in Anchorage, Alaska. In among the sweatshirt, bivy sack and other pre-race swag given to the mushers is a small but very important notebook: the vet book. It is in this notebook that a… 1 min read March 10, 2015 Posts navigation Previous 1 … 44 45 46 … 53 Next Keep up with Alaska Filters Loading Comments... Write a Comment... Email (Required) Name (Required) Website
A toast – to the planet! By Joe Sprague, senior vice president of communications and external relations for Alaska Airlines Raise your hand if you like beer. If your arm shot up, I’m with you. Like a lot of folks, I really enjoy a nice craft beer: an amber, a pale ale and, increasingly, an IPA. Beyond the hoppy deliciousness, enjoying… 1 min read March 31, 2015 How it works: Alaska Beyond™ Entertainment We get it: long flights can be boring. Enter Alaska Beyond™ Entertainment – a new service that enables you to watch hit TV shows, movies, and exclusive content from Alaska on your own device at cruising altitude. We’ve been upgrading our Boeing 737 fleet with direct-to-your-device entertainment, and today are thrilled to announce we’re just… 1 min read March 26, 2015 Ask an Alaska pilot: how do I become a pilot? By Doug Branch, Captain, Alaska Airlines Doug Branch’s interest in aviation began around the same time he could say the word “plane.” Captain Branch has deep roots in the Pacific Northwest, including growing up on Bainbridge Island and learning to fly at Eastern Washington’s Big Bend Community College. After three years flying for a commuter airline… 2 min read March 23, 2015 Video: Alaska flight attendant gets big surprise with inflight marriage proposal Alaska Airlines flight attendant Brandy Hollenbeck began her March 18 flight from Seattle to Juneau, Alaska like any other. As she worked the flight, the first leg of Alaska’s ‘milk run’ through Southeast Alaska, she had no idea that behind the scenes her boyfriend and her fellow flight attendants were scheming to give her a… 1 min read March 20, 2015 ‘Have an ice day’ at the World Ice Art Championships in Fairbanks, Alaska A pirate ship, a superhero scene, a faucet with a round, glistening drop of water. These are just some of the otherworldly ice sculptures on display through the end of the month at Ice Alaska: 2015 BP World Ice Art Championships in Fairbanks, Alaska. Artists travel from all around the world for the chance to… 1 min read March 18, 2015 Fly away with Major League Soccer: Flight discounts to away games The Major League Soccer season kicked off this month, and Alaska Airlines is making it even easier for fans to follow their favorite team on the road. As a proud sponsor of many of these MLS teams, Alaska is offering up to 10 percent off on away game flights. Pack your colors, visit these amazing… 1 min read March 16, 2015 Pulling together: In the ‘last great race on Earth,’ sled dogs are family Two days before the ceremonial start of the 2015 Iditarod, 78 mushers gathered for a welcome in a hotel conference room in Anchorage, Alaska. In among the sweatshirt, bivy sack and other pre-race swag given to the mushers is a small but very important notebook: the vet book. It is in this notebook that a… 1 min read March 10, 2015 Posts navigation Previous 1 … 44 45 46 … 53 Next Keep up with Alaska Filters Loading Comments... Write a Comment... Email (Required) Name (Required) Website
How it works: Alaska Beyond™ Entertainment We get it: long flights can be boring. Enter Alaska Beyond™ Entertainment – a new service that enables you to watch hit TV shows, movies, and exclusive content from Alaska on your own device at cruising altitude. We’ve been upgrading our Boeing 737 fleet with direct-to-your-device entertainment, and today are thrilled to announce we’re just… 1 min read March 26, 2015 Ask an Alaska pilot: how do I become a pilot? By Doug Branch, Captain, Alaska Airlines Doug Branch’s interest in aviation began around the same time he could say the word “plane.” Captain Branch has deep roots in the Pacific Northwest, including growing up on Bainbridge Island and learning to fly at Eastern Washington’s Big Bend Community College. After three years flying for a commuter airline… 2 min read March 23, 2015 Video: Alaska flight attendant gets big surprise with inflight marriage proposal Alaska Airlines flight attendant Brandy Hollenbeck began her March 18 flight from Seattle to Juneau, Alaska like any other. As she worked the flight, the first leg of Alaska’s ‘milk run’ through Southeast Alaska, she had no idea that behind the scenes her boyfriend and her fellow flight attendants were scheming to give her a… 1 min read March 20, 2015 ‘Have an ice day’ at the World Ice Art Championships in Fairbanks, Alaska A pirate ship, a superhero scene, a faucet with a round, glistening drop of water. These are just some of the otherworldly ice sculptures on display through the end of the month at Ice Alaska: 2015 BP World Ice Art Championships in Fairbanks, Alaska. Artists travel from all around the world for the chance to… 1 min read March 18, 2015 Fly away with Major League Soccer: Flight discounts to away games The Major League Soccer season kicked off this month, and Alaska Airlines is making it even easier for fans to follow their favorite team on the road. As a proud sponsor of many of these MLS teams, Alaska is offering up to 10 percent off on away game flights. Pack your colors, visit these amazing… 1 min read March 16, 2015 Pulling together: In the ‘last great race on Earth,’ sled dogs are family Two days before the ceremonial start of the 2015 Iditarod, 78 mushers gathered for a welcome in a hotel conference room in Anchorage, Alaska. In among the sweatshirt, bivy sack and other pre-race swag given to the mushers is a small but very important notebook: the vet book. It is in this notebook that a… 1 min read March 10, 2015 Posts navigation Previous 1 … 44 45 46 … 53 Next Keep up with Alaska Filters Loading Comments... Write a Comment... Email (Required) Name (Required) Website
Ask an Alaska pilot: how do I become a pilot? By Doug Branch, Captain, Alaska Airlines Doug Branch’s interest in aviation began around the same time he could say the word “plane.” Captain Branch has deep roots in the Pacific Northwest, including growing up on Bainbridge Island and learning to fly at Eastern Washington’s Big Bend Community College. After three years flying for a commuter airline… 2 min read March 23, 2015 Video: Alaska flight attendant gets big surprise with inflight marriage proposal Alaska Airlines flight attendant Brandy Hollenbeck began her March 18 flight from Seattle to Juneau, Alaska like any other. As she worked the flight, the first leg of Alaska’s ‘milk run’ through Southeast Alaska, she had no idea that behind the scenes her boyfriend and her fellow flight attendants were scheming to give her a… 1 min read March 20, 2015 ‘Have an ice day’ at the World Ice Art Championships in Fairbanks, Alaska A pirate ship, a superhero scene, a faucet with a round, glistening drop of water. These are just some of the otherworldly ice sculptures on display through the end of the month at Ice Alaska: 2015 BP World Ice Art Championships in Fairbanks, Alaska. Artists travel from all around the world for the chance to… 1 min read March 18, 2015 Fly away with Major League Soccer: Flight discounts to away games The Major League Soccer season kicked off this month, and Alaska Airlines is making it even easier for fans to follow their favorite team on the road. As a proud sponsor of many of these MLS teams, Alaska is offering up to 10 percent off on away game flights. Pack your colors, visit these amazing… 1 min read March 16, 2015 Pulling together: In the ‘last great race on Earth,’ sled dogs are family Two days before the ceremonial start of the 2015 Iditarod, 78 mushers gathered for a welcome in a hotel conference room in Anchorage, Alaska. In among the sweatshirt, bivy sack and other pre-race swag given to the mushers is a small but very important notebook: the vet book. It is in this notebook that a… 1 min read March 10, 2015 Posts navigation Previous 1 … 44 45 46 … 53 Next Keep up with Alaska Filters Loading Comments... Write a Comment... Email (Required) Name (Required) Website
Video: Alaska flight attendant gets big surprise with inflight marriage proposal Alaska Airlines flight attendant Brandy Hollenbeck began her March 18 flight from Seattle to Juneau, Alaska like any other. As she worked the flight, the first leg of Alaska’s ‘milk run’ through Southeast Alaska, she had no idea that behind the scenes her boyfriend and her fellow flight attendants were scheming to give her a… 1 min read March 20, 2015 ‘Have an ice day’ at the World Ice Art Championships in Fairbanks, Alaska A pirate ship, a superhero scene, a faucet with a round, glistening drop of water. These are just some of the otherworldly ice sculptures on display through the end of the month at Ice Alaska: 2015 BP World Ice Art Championships in Fairbanks, Alaska. Artists travel from all around the world for the chance to… 1 min read March 18, 2015 Fly away with Major League Soccer: Flight discounts to away games The Major League Soccer season kicked off this month, and Alaska Airlines is making it even easier for fans to follow their favorite team on the road. As a proud sponsor of many of these MLS teams, Alaska is offering up to 10 percent off on away game flights. Pack your colors, visit these amazing… 1 min read March 16, 2015 Pulling together: In the ‘last great race on Earth,’ sled dogs are family Two days before the ceremonial start of the 2015 Iditarod, 78 mushers gathered for a welcome in a hotel conference room in Anchorage, Alaska. In among the sweatshirt, bivy sack and other pre-race swag given to the mushers is a small but very important notebook: the vet book. It is in this notebook that a… 1 min read March 10, 2015 Posts navigation Previous 1 … 44 45 46 … 53 Next Keep up with Alaska Filters Loading Comments... Write a Comment... Email (Required) Name (Required) Website
‘Have an ice day’ at the World Ice Art Championships in Fairbanks, Alaska A pirate ship, a superhero scene, a faucet with a round, glistening drop of water. These are just some of the otherworldly ice sculptures on display through the end of the month at Ice Alaska: 2015 BP World Ice Art Championships in Fairbanks, Alaska. Artists travel from all around the world for the chance to… 1 min read March 18, 2015 Fly away with Major League Soccer: Flight discounts to away games The Major League Soccer season kicked off this month, and Alaska Airlines is making it even easier for fans to follow their favorite team on the road. As a proud sponsor of many of these MLS teams, Alaska is offering up to 10 percent off on away game flights. Pack your colors, visit these amazing… 1 min read March 16, 2015 Pulling together: In the ‘last great race on Earth,’ sled dogs are family Two days before the ceremonial start of the 2015 Iditarod, 78 mushers gathered for a welcome in a hotel conference room in Anchorage, Alaska. In among the sweatshirt, bivy sack and other pre-race swag given to the mushers is a small but very important notebook: the vet book. It is in this notebook that a… 1 min read March 10, 2015 Posts navigation Previous 1 … 44 45 46 … 53 Next Keep up with Alaska Filters Loading Comments... Write a Comment... Email (Required) Name (Required) Website
Fly away with Major League Soccer: Flight discounts to away games The Major League Soccer season kicked off this month, and Alaska Airlines is making it even easier for fans to follow their favorite team on the road. As a proud sponsor of many of these MLS teams, Alaska is offering up to 10 percent off on away game flights. Pack your colors, visit these amazing… 1 min read March 16, 2015 Pulling together: In the ‘last great race on Earth,’ sled dogs are family Two days before the ceremonial start of the 2015 Iditarod, 78 mushers gathered for a welcome in a hotel conference room in Anchorage, Alaska. In among the sweatshirt, bivy sack and other pre-race swag given to the mushers is a small but very important notebook: the vet book. It is in this notebook that a… 1 min read March 10, 2015 Posts navigation Previous 1 … 44 45 46 … 53 Next Keep up with Alaska Filters Loading Comments... Write a Comment... Email (Required) Name (Required) Website
Pulling together: In the ‘last great race on Earth,’ sled dogs are family Two days before the ceremonial start of the 2015 Iditarod, 78 mushers gathered for a welcome in a hotel conference room in Anchorage, Alaska. In among the sweatshirt, bivy sack and other pre-race swag given to the mushers is a small but very important notebook: the vet book. It is in this notebook that a… 1 min read March 10, 2015 Posts navigation Previous 1 … 44 45 46 … 53 Next Keep up with Alaska