The gift of travel: Alaska’s Maui CARE Flights program sends wildfire-impacted families to Disneyland Resort

Last week, our Maui CARE Flight program provided hope and mental health breaks for families affected by the Maui Wildfire. Partnering with Hawai‘i leaders, we’ll donate up to 180 roundtrip tickets monthly from August 2024 to December 2025, following last year’s donation of 32 million CARE Miles, which helped over 650 residents in rebuilding their lives.

Man on a mission: Alaska Airlines flies Vinton Smith to 49th state for blood donation

Vinton Smith has donated blood 138 times and is just one state away from hitting his goal of donating in all 50 states! We’re thrilled to support him on this incredible journey!

Check out how we’re doing on our DEI commitments

Alaska Airlines has 2025 DEI goals, committing to a more inclusive workforce. Our goals focus on representation, public leadership, and fostering an inclusive culture. With just over a year and a half left, we’re making strides and identifying new areas to enhance our progress. Check out where we stand today and our plans to accelerate forward.

Alaska Airlines honors US military with newest aircraft and Fallen Soldier Cart

This Fourth of July, as fireworks light up the sky and people gather to celebrate, we invite you to join us in paying tribute to our military heroes & their families. At Alaska, we believe it is our duty to honor those who serve and are committed to doing so with the respect and gratitude they deserve.

What Pride Month means to Alaska Airlines employees

Together, we’re creating an airline people love by making a positive impact and fostering a world where everyone can love, live, and fly with pride. As proud sponsors of numerous Pride Parades nationwide, read on to discover locations, what Pride means to our employees, and their favorite celebrations.

How Alaska Airlines connects rural communities with lifesaving health care

Every day, Alaska Airlines sees patients like Nichole coming through Bethel and other communities throughout the state on their way to receive vital health care in Anchorage, Seattle and elsewhere in the lower 48, and we find ways big and small to care for those guests who need extra help along the way.

How our unique roots make us the Alaska Airlines people love

Ever wonder how this little airline named after the 49th state came to become the Alaska Airlines you know and love? While we can connect our guests to destinations all over the globe, we never forget our roots. Meet one of our 30+ year tenured employees for a quick snapshot of our remarkable 92-year history.

Aviation Day expands career horizons for Hawaiʻi Scouts

Six scouts from Kailua, Hawaiʻi visited Alaska Airlines’ Flight Training Center in Seattle to participate in Aviation Day, Alaska’s annual event to inspire young people to pursue careers in aviation and aerospace.

“Dare yourself to speak” – Alaska Airlines celebrates AANHPI heritage & culture

For Asian American and Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month, we spoke with leaders of Alaska’s business resource group, Pacific Islander Alliance, about their efforts, including their partnership with Kumu Kahanuola Solatorio to provide opportunities for Alaska employees to learn the Hawaiian language.

At Alaska Airlines, honoring the fallen and their families

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

Celebrating Aviation Maintenance Technician Day: Honoring the unsung heroes of Alaska Airlines

On Aviation Maintenance Technician Day and every other day, we are proud to celebrate a group of dedicated professionals whose expertise and commitment ensure the safety, reliability and excellence of our fleet keeps us soaring high.

Alaska Airlines Hawaiʻi Community Advisory Board convenes first meetings

Alaska Airlines’ Hawaiʻi Community Advisory Board convened its first two meetings to provide important feedback and recommendations on Alaska’s operations in Hawaiʻi and the potential combination with Hawaiian Airlines. In March and May, the HICAB, which is made up of 16 diverse leaders from across the state, met on Oʻahu and Maui. Board members shared…

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