Alaska Airlines Introduces Two 737-400 ‘Combi’ Aircraft to Fleet
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Larger, more-advanced passenger-cargo aircraft part of airline's $100 million investment in cargo service WHEN: Thursday, Feb. 1, 11 a.m. Alaskan time WHAT: Alaska Airlines will hold a media...
Larger, more-advanced passenger-cargo aircraft part of airline’s $100 million
investment in cargo service
WHEN: Thursday, Feb. 1, 11 a.m. Alaskan time
WHAT: Alaska Airlines will hold a media briefing at Ted Stevens
Anchorage International Airport to introduce the airline's first
Boeing 737-400 "combi" aircraft. The two combis introduced to the
fleet this week are part of the airline's $100 million plan to
improve passenger and cargo service in the state of Alaska.
Converted to transport passengers in the back and main-deck cargo
in the front, the 737-400 aircraft have more cargo capacity,
more-advanced flight-guidance capabilities and more-comfortable
passenger cabins than the 737-200 combis they replace.
WHO: Bill MacKay, Alaska Airlines' senior vice president, Alaska, will
be available for media interviews.
WHERE: Alaska Airlines Maintenance Hangar, Ted Stevens Anchorage
International Airport, 4100 Old International Airport Road,
Anchorage, Alaska, 99502. Take International Airport Road West
toward Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport. Turn left on
Jewel Lake Road and take an immediate right onto Old International
Airport Road. Proceed just more than one-half mile. Park in
designated media spaces in the cargo parking lot. Check in at the
gate with posted media signs.
RSVP: Members of the media planning to attend should contact Alaska
Airlines Corporate Communications at (206) 392-5101 by 9 a.m.
Alaskan time on Thursday, Feb. 1.
ACCESS: Members of the news media must show credentials to receive a badge
and will be escorted by Alaska Airlines representatives.
Contacts: Amanda Tobin Bielawski -or- Susan Bramstedt
(206) 392-5134 (907) 266-7230
PRNewswire — Jan. 31
SOURCE: Alaska Airlines
Web site: http://www.alaskaair.com/
