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Alaska Lounge at renovated SFO terminal
We’re proud to announce the grand opening of our newest Alaska Lounge at San Francisco International Airport’s Harvey Milk Terminal 1. The modern and spacious 11,000 square foot space delivers on our promise to enhance our network of lounges and offers an unparalleled pre-flight experience with a welcoming West Coast vibe, open spaces bathed in natural light and warm finishes. Learn more here
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Photos by Ingrid Barrentine & Joe Nicholson, Alaska Airlines | Video by Kane Andrade, Alaska Airlines
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First Class and Premium Seating Expansion
Alaska Airlines will add 1.3 million premium seats annually to our mainline fleet starting this fall, providing guests with even more opportunities to upgrade to a premium experience. Learn more here.
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Alaska Airlines’ new location at SFO’s Harvey Milk Terminal 1
Alaska Airlines is now welcoming guests to a new and cutting-edge space in San Francisco International Harvey Milk Terminal 1 following a two-year relocation project from Terminal 2. This multimillion-dollar investment allows us to deliver a premium and enhanced guest experience at SFO as the largest carrier at Harvey Milk Terminal 1.
Photos by Ingrid Barrentine
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Alaska Airlines Longacres Training Facility
A new future for Alaska Airlines’ employees and their careers begins with the purchase of a facility that will become home to the airline’s world-class training programs. The new training hub will enhance the training experience for flight attendants, pilots, customer service agents and more, as well as centralize operations into one facility.
Learn more bit.ly/3ywPNVG.
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Alaska Airlines Premium Class
Premium Class is just one of the many premium products and services we offer to our guests, including our best-in-class lounges, the freshest West Coast food and beverage line-up and our award-winning Mileage Plan program with the fastest path to elite status.
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Alaska Airlines Main Cabin Hot Meals
We’re elevating our premium onboard menu with the return of hot meals to our inflight retail menu in the Main Cabin. Fueled by our industry leading pre-order program, our inflight menu continues to offer more choices than any other U.S. airline.
Photos by Ingrid Barrentine, Alaska Airlines
Learn more: bit.ly/3UP2Eu4
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Salmon People Aircraft
Growing up near the shores of Juneau, Alaska—the only capital city in America that can’t be reached by road—Native artist Crystal Worl was used to seeing our aircraft fly over the mountains into her hometown. She dreamed of having her artwork displayed on a plane for years—and today, that dream became a reality. We’re honored to reveal Crystal’s latest masterpiece: X̱áat Ḵwáani (Salmon People).
Learn more: bit.ly/3QgK9x8
Photos by Ingrid Barrentine | Video by Alex Sallee
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Pearl Harbor Hero’s Final Flight
On Saturday, March 30, Alaska’s Fallen Soldier Cart team held a special ceremony for the final flight of Naval Chief Petty Officer Richard Clyde Higgins. His remains were flown on our Honoring Those Who Serve aircraft from Portland to his final resting place in Southern California, where he will be buried beside his wife. His family, our guests and employees witnessed the emotional and honorable journey for the fallen hero. Higgins, one of the last Pearl Harbor survivors, was 102.
Learn more: bit.ly/4aBc0Qk
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Photos by Ingrid Barrentine | Video by Karina Matias
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Alaska Airlines Executive Leadership
Download latest photography of our executive team, plus brand logos and aircraft. More brand assets can be found here.
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Maui Relief Effort
Alaska Airlines is closely monitoring the devastating impacts from the Maui wildfires and continues to operate eight daily departures from the island. To help people leave the island, we are flying additional rescue flights to Maui that include relief supplies including water, non-perishable food, pillows, blankets, towels, wipes, baby formula and diapers. The aircraft will bring guests back to the mainland. A flexible travel policy is in place for guests who’d like to change or cancel travel to/from Maui.
Learn more about our relief efforts here: bit.ly/45on8gQ
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First Custom Craft Beer
Two beloved Pacific Northwest brands come together to create the ‘Cloud Cruiser,’ a co-branded IPA now being served 30k feet in the air and in select lounges. Learn more.
Photos by Ingrid Barrentine / Alaska Airlines
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Alaska Access
Discover a bundle of exclusive deals with Alaska Access, our newest subscription program that includes discounted Wi-Fi plus more cost-saving tools. Learn more: bit.ly/3TFdGT4
Photo credit: Joe Nicholson, Alaska Airlines
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Alaska Airlines Brand Assets
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MAX 737-9 Fleet Inspections
Each of our 737-9 MAX will return to service only after the rigorous inspections are completed and each plane is deemed airworthy according to FAA requirements. The individual inspections are expected to take up to 12 hours per aircraft.
Learn more about the 737-9 MAX return to service.
Photos by Ingrid Barrentine / Alaska Airlines