Three new Hawaiian Airlines liveries set sail this summer for Disney’s live-action ‘Moana’

June 11, 2026
Company
Hawaiian Airlines
19 min read

Summary

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Hawaiian Airlines today unveiled the first of its three aircraft designs for Disney’s live-action “Moana” on an Airbus A321neo, ahead of the film’s July 10 debut.

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In July, the remaining two designs will make a splash on an A330 — Hawaiian’s flagship transpacific aircraft — and on a Boeing 717 flying between the Hawaiian Islands.

Disney’s live-action “Moana” is set to make waves in theaters July 10, and Hawaiian Airlines is marking the courageous voyager’s next great adventure with three commemorative liveries that capture the daring spirit of exploration and wayfinding.

Hawaiian today unveiled the first of its three “Moana” aircraft designs on an Airbus A321neo (N227HA) that connects Hawaiʻi to the U.S. West Coast and the Cook Islands. In July, the remaining two designs will make a splash on an A330 — Hawaiian’s flagship transpacific aircraft — and on a Boeing 717 flying between the Hawaiian Islands.

The new “Moana” liveries will inspire guests around the world with a message of exploration – “Voyage beyond the reef” – on all three aircraft ahead of the theatrical release of Disney’s highly anticipated reimagining on July 10. Characters from the film – including the shape-shifting demigod Maui as a powerful hawk wielding his iconic fishhook and the coconut-armored Kakamora catching rides in the sea breeze – appear throughout each design. Guiding the crew on their journey from the wingtips are Moana’s animal friends Heihei, the clumsy chicken, and Pua, the adorable pot-bellied pig. Moana’s beloved island friends will also appear in the overhead luggage bins inside the aircrafts’ cabin.

Voyaging is at the heart of who we are as the airline of Hawaiʻi, a place grounded in a legacy that began with navigators who crossed the Pacific using traditional wayfinding techniques. We’re proud to continue carrying that spirit forward and bring Moana’s journey to life once again as we connect our island home to the world.”

Alisa Onishi

Managing Director of Hawaiʻi Marketing, Hawaiian Airlines

The three live-action “Moana” aircraft join previous liveries that celebrated the Disney film’s animated predecessors, “Moana” and “Moana 2.” Hawaiian, which has served Hawaiʻi for more than 96 years, has also long honored the legacy of early Polynesian voyagers and celestial navigation across its fleet, including naming each aircraft after native birds, stars, plants and forests.

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About Disney’s Live-Action “Moana”

In “Moana,” Disney’s live-action reimagining of the beloved Oscar®-nominated animated adventure, Moana (Catherine Lagaʻaia) answers the Ocean’s call and, for the first time, voyages beyond the reef of her island of Motunui with the infamous demigod Maui (Dwayne Johnson) on an unforgettable journey to restore prosperity to her people. The film is directed by Emmy® and Tony Award® winner Thomas Kail (“Hamilton”); produced by Dwayne Johnson, p.g.a., Beau Flynn, p.g.a., Dany Garcia, Hiram Garcia, p.g.a. and Lin-Manuel Miranda; and executive produced by Scott Sheldon, Charles Newirth, Kail and Auliʻi Cravalho, who voiced Moana in the animated films “Moana” and “Moana 2.” “Moana” features original songs by Lin-Manuel Miranda, Opetaia Foaʻi and Mark Mancina, and an original score composed by Mancina. Audiences can experience the brilliant cinematic sights, sounds and songs of “Moana” exclusively in theaters July 10, 2026.

About Alaska, Hawaiian and Horizon

Alaska Airlines, Hawaiian Airlines and Horizon Air are subsidiaries of Alaska Air Group, and McGee Air Services is a subsidiary of Alaska Airlines. We are a global airline with hubs in Seattle, Honolulu, Portland, Anchorage, Los Angeles, San Diego and San Francisco. We deliver remarkable care as we fly our guests to more than 140 destinations throughout North America, Latin America, Asia, the Pacific and Europe. Guests can book travel at alaskaair.com and hawaiianairlines.com. Alaska and Hawaiian are members of the oneworld alliance. Members of our Atmos Rewards loyalty program can earn and redeem points with oneworld airlines and our additional global partners that serve over 1,000 worldwide destinations. Learn more about what’s happening at Alaska and Hawaiian at news.alaskaair.com. Alaska Air Group is traded on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) as “ALK.”

Alaska Airlines teams up with Seattle FIFA World Cup 2026™ Local Organizing Committee to launch a new aircraft livery celebrating summer soccer in Seattle

June 10, 2026
Company
Alaska Airlines
19 min read

Summary

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Seattle is getting ready to welcome the world, and Alaska Airlines is marking the moment with a new aircraft livery launched as an Official Seattle World Cup 2026™ Host City Supporter, in partnership with Qatar Airways.

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The airline’s partnership with SeattleFWC26 also supports key community initiatives throughout the spring and summer, including support for last month’s inaugural Blind Soccer international tournament and community art installations.

As Seattle’s hometown global airline, Alaska is proud to unveil the custom aircraft decal honoring SeattleFWC26, a tribute to the many people working to bring an unforgettable tournament experience to the Pacific Northwest.

Displayed on a Boeing 737-9 MAX with tail number 985AK, the design features the Seattle Host City logo alongside a dynamic soccer ball in motion, symbolizing the speed, excitement and momentum of the game. Inspired by elements from the official Seattle Host City poster, the livery also incorporates the iconic whale tail graphic, creating a distinctive connection to the Pacific Northwest and Seattle’s maritime heritage. On the underside of the aircraft, the bold declaration “WE ARE SEATTLE” serves as a powerful statement of Alaska’s pride in its hometown and reflects the airline’s commitment to welcoming fans from across its network and beyond.

We could not ask for a better hometown supporter than Alaska Airlines to carry Seattle and our region’s story to the world. This livery is more than a design; it is a reflection of who we are as the Pacific Northwest, innovative, welcoming, and proud, and an open invitation to experience that firsthand.”

Peter Tomozawa

CEO, SeattleFWC26

The airline’s partnership with SeattleFWC26 also supports key community initiatives throughout the spring and summer, including: support for last month’s inaugural Blind Soccer international tournament, community art installations highlighting the airline’s nonprofit partnerships in the Seattle-area such as Northwest Association for Blind Athletes and the Museum of Flight and a flag raising ceremony where Alaska will join other Host City Supporters to help raise the Seattle Host City Flag atop the Space Needle.

Alaska Airlines debuts Seattle World Cup host city livery

We are honored to welcome the world to Seattle alongside the local Seattle FIFA World Cup Host Committee. Our new livery is a celebration of our hometown and everything it has to offer, as well as a recognition of Alaska’s growing connection to destinations around the globe.”

Eric Edge

Vice President of Brand and Marketing , Alaska Airlines

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About Seattle FIFA World Cup 26™ Local Organizing Committee

SeattleFWC26 is the local organizing committee for Seattle’s participation as one of the 16 Host Cities selected for the FIFA World Cup 26™. As a not-for-profit organization, SeattleFWC26’s vision is to foster a lasting legacy for our region, guided by the spirit of soccer, innovation, and inclusion. To keep up to date on the latest news and involvement opportunities with SeattleFWC26, please visit https://www.seattlefwc26.org.

How pioneering pharmacy logistics company uses Alaska Air Cargo’s next-flight-out shipping to deliver medicines to patients’ doorsteps

June 10, 2026
Company
Alaska Airlines
19 min read

Summary

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Patients across central and eastern Washington state can now receive same-day home deliveries of vital medications from their Seattle-based healthcare providers through a new pharmacy-logistics service that uses Alaska Air Cargo’s next-flight-out GoldStreak Package Express shipping to transport prescriptions.

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Between 70 and 90 patients every week in Yakima (YAK), Wenatchee (EAT) and Spokane (GEG) get their medications from UW Medicine, Providence Swedish and other providers in Seattle (SEA) through guaranteed GoldStreak shipments flying across the state.

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Phox Health’s proprietary software and logistics system allows patients to track their shipments of high-value, temperature-sensitive medications like cancer and fertility drugs while in transit from the provider’s pharmacy to the patient’s door. Between 70 and 90 patients every week in Yakima (YAK), Wenatchee (EAT) and Spokane (GEG) get their medications from UW Medicine, Providence Swedish and other providers in Seattle (SEA) through guaranteed GoldStreak shipments flying across the state.

Phox Health transports prescriptions in its customized temperature-controlled totes to preserve the cold-chain integrity from pharmacy to patient. The totes, known as “PhoxBoxes,” are shipped via Alaska Air Cargo’s next-flight-out GoldStreak Package Express service. Empty PhoxBoxes are returned next-day via air cargo to the provider’s pharmacy for full reuse.  (Photo courtesy of Phox Health)

Washingtonians know the airline well, so to see that Alaska Air Cargo is part of their care is very profound. Their meds are not leaving the state. Their meds are staying local, [carried] by an airline they already know and love.”  

Dr. Amit Gir

Founder, Phox Health

The medications come from the providers’ specialty pharmacies, which dispense drugs that can cost tens of thousands of dollars. “It’s like shipping a diamond ring that can melt,” Gir said.

Phox Health transports the prescriptions in its customized temperature-controlled totes to preserve the cold-chain integrity from pharmacy to patient. “This cooler is opened up like a pizza delivery cooler, and we hand the patient their drug in a sealed bag,” Gir said. The cooler returns via air cargo to the provider’s pharmacy to be reused, eliminating the waste of single-use packaging.

Phox Health’s door-to-door services are now used by most of the large healthcare providers in the Seattle metro region, and the company is exploring expansion to providers and patients in other states, including Hawai’i. As in Washington state, Gir sees the greatest need in reaching patients who live far away from urban areas where providers’ specialty pharmacies are located.

“It’s our belief that every patient deserves the best delivery experience for their medication no matter where they live,” Gir said.

Alaska Air Cargo’s GoldStreak service guarantees a shipment is ready for pickup within one hour of arrival and is used to transport lab samples and medical supplies to communities we serve throughout our network.

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When a customer chooses GoldStreak, they are trusting us with something they cannot afford to lose. Lives and livelihoods are counting on us.”

Tony Dimeglio

Managing Director of Operations, Alaska Air Cargo

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Spokane washington city skyline and spokane valley views

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From Hawaiʻi to the world: Two brothers soaring together at Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines

June 9, 2026
People
Alaska Airlines
16 min read

For brothers Kaʻimi and Kekumu “Kumu” N., aviation is more than a career — it’s a shared journey that has connected them across skies, time zones and two beloved brands they proudly represent.

Kaʻimi, a Hawaiian Airlines Flight Attendant, first fell in love with the idea of flying while growing up in Hawaiʻi and watching aircraft of all types traveling to, from and within the Hawaiian Islands. As a child, he found inspiration in a friend’s sister, a flight attendant whose travels sparked his dream to explore beyond the Islands’ shores. After college, Kaʻimi followed that dream and joined Hawaiian in 2012.

“Growing up, the two main airlines serving the Islands were Hawaiian Airlines and Aloha Airlines, but I always wanted to work for Hawaiian. This job has allowed me to stay connected to my Hawaiʻi roots while still being able to explore the world,” he said.

For Kumu, a Boeing 737 First Officer, the goal was always to work from the flight deck. After spending years at regional carriers in the continental U.S. building flight time and experience, he accepted an offer from Alaska in 2015.

“I kind of followed Kaʻimi to the major airlines,” Kumu said of his older brother, whose path helped shape his own. “I remember my first flight was Seattle to Sacramento. It was a beautiful summer day and a nice, easy first trip. Now, anytime I’m up at altitude, I can’t help but think about how cool this job is.”

Despite their different roles, routes and schedules at Alaska and Hawaiian, with Kaʻimi in the cabin and Kumu in the flight deck, their connection has only grown stronger. When they’re both in Hawaiʻi, they’re often together reconnecting with family and enjoying life on island time. They also share a passion for traveling for food and making new memories in destinations around the globe, from Rome and London to Japan and across the U.S.

When asked about each other’s strengths, their answers reflected mutual appreciation and respect.

“Kumu’s skill set is what makes him a pilot that everyone loves and can rely on, being a big asset for the airline. That can’t be overlooked,” Kaʻimi said. “Being able to share stories and experiences we’ve had on the job has been incredible. We can relate to each other more because we are in the same industry.”

“Out of all six siblings, we actually fought the most growing up, but as we got older, we figured it out. I know my brother is always there for me and willing to listen,” Kumu added. “Kaʻimi is a great team member and loves what he does. Everybody loves to work with him.”

As they each pursue their own passions at the combined company, their paths occasionally cross in unexpected ways. “A few months ago, I was scheduled to work Hawaiian’s last Seattle to Honolulu flight of the evening. Kumu had just wrapped up his final flight of the day and raced over to catch his commuter flight back home to Hawaiʻi. It just so happened that Kumu ended up on my flight that night, and that last-minute coincidence gave us the rare chance to fly home together,” Kaʻimi shared.

From ramen in Japan to global cuisine in Seattle, the brothers cherish the experiences their careers have brought them — experiences that have only strengthened their bond. “No matter where in the world Kumu or I are flying, we’ll always be there for each other, cheering one another on,” Kaʻimi said.

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Alaska Airlines and Portland Japanese Garden announce multi-year partnership

June 4, 2026
Community
Alaska Airlines
18 min read

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Alaska Airlines and Portland Japanese Garden announced a new, multi-year partnership.

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Alaska will feature Portland Japanese Garden on its 2026 Rose Festival Grand Floral Parade float and the collaboration will support a range of initiatives designed to elevate visitor experiences, expand access to cultural programming and deepen community engagement both locally and beyond.

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This partnership reinforces the airline’s commitment to the Portland and its communities.

Alaska Airlines and Portland Japanese Garden today announced a new, multi-year partnership, bringing together two Pacific Northwest entities committed to building community, finding cultural connection and creating meaningful guest experiences.

Through this partnership, Alaska will help enable the Garden’s mission of Inspiring Harmony and Peace by sharing Japanese culture with the world. As a visible expression of the collaboration, Alaska will feature Portland Japanese Garden on its 2026 Rose Festival Grand Floral Parade float, bringing a representation of the Garden’s beauty and cultural significance to thousands of parade attendees and viewers in downtown Portland. The collaboration will also support a range of initiatives designed to elevate visitor experiences, expand access to cultural programming and deepen community engagement both locally and beyond.

Photo by Mike Centioli

Portland Japanese Garden is a treasured cultural institution in our region. We are honored to partner with an organization that embodies connection, care and a profound respect for place—values that resonate deeply with Alaska’s mission. This collaboration will help us create meaningful moments for the broader community.”

Jeanette Waddle

Public Affairs Manager, Alaska Airlines

Sun bursts through The Tree. Photo by Rebecca Saltonstall

Looking into the Tea Garden in winter. Photo by Portland Japanese Garden

Early Summer with koi swimming by the Zig-Zag Bridge. Photo by Mike Centioli

Photos by Rebecca Saltonstall (left), Portland Japanese Garden (center), Mike Centioli (right)

Portland Japanese Garden is thrilled to begin its new partnership with Alaska Airlines. Both our organizations believe that cultural exchange creates meaningful connection and understanding across communities. This partnership will help strengthen our longstanding relationship with Japan, so we can continue to offer an authentic space where people can experience beauty, serenity and vibrancy of Japanese culture. We’re excited to celebrate our new friendship at the Rose Festival Parade in Portland and share that spirit of connection with the city we proudly call home.”

Lisa Christy and Aki Nakanishi

Co-Chief Executive Officers, Portland Japanese Garden

Alaska has proudly served Portland since 1979, with more than 2,900 employees from Alaska Airlines, Horizon Air and Hawaiian Airlines based in the city. This partnership reinforces the airline’s commitment to the city and its communities, leveraging a shared vision of fostering understanding, connection and well-being through the creation of thoughtful experiences.

For more information, please visit https://japanesegarden.org/.

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About Portland Japanese Garden

Portland Japanese Garden is a nonprofit organization originally founded in 1963 as a place for cross-cultural understanding following World War II. A hallmark in the City of Portland, the Garden was founded on the ideals of peace and mutual understanding between peoples and cultures. Portland Japanese Garden is considered the most authentic Japanese garden outside of Japan and the foremost Japanese cultural organization in North America. Portland Japanese Garden has a mission of Inspiring Harmony and Peace.

Alaska Air Group announces Mike Sievert, the telecom executive behind T-Mobile’s disruptive growth and innovation, will join board of directors

June 3, 2026
Company
Alaska Airlines
16 min read

Summary

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Sievert is the former CEO of T-Mobile, where he currently serves as vice chairman of the board of directors

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He brings a track record of value creation, brand strength and deep ties to the Seattle business community

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He is also a licensed pilot

Alaska Air Group, Inc. announced today the appointment of Mike Sievert to the company’s board of directors. Sievert is the former CEO of T-Mobile, where he currently serves as vice chairman of the board of directors.

In his time as CEO, T-Mobile significantly increased its market value while strengthening its position in the U.S. wireless industry and improving customer loyalty and satisfaction.

Mike is a proven leader who understands how to grow a business, strengthen customer relationships and execute at a global scale. His experience leading a highly competitive, customer-focused company, combined with his strong connection to Seattle, will make him a valuable addition to our board.”

Patty Bedient

Chair, Alaska Air Group Board of Directors

Sievert led a period of significant value creation at T-Mobile, with the company’s market value increasing from about $60 billion to about $260 billion during his time. He oversaw sustained growth relative to competitors in the U.S. wireless industry while strengthening customer loyalty and satisfaction. Sievert joined T-Mobile in 2012 as chief marketing officer, when the company’s market value was less than $10 billion.

Sievert brings strong ties to the Seattle business community. He has lived in the region since 2002, and serves on the Starbucks board of directors. Sievert is also a licensed pilot and longtime aviation enthusiast, flying his amphibious seaplane all around the Pacific Northwest.

I’ve long admired Alaska’s focus on operational performance and doing the right thing for their guests. I’m looking forward to contributing to the airline’s continued growth and helping strengthen its position as a global airline.”

Mike Sievert

Director, Alaska Air Group Board of Directors

Before joining T-Mobile in 2012, Sievert held leadership roles at Microsoft, AT&T, E*TRADE, IBM and Procter & Gamble. He earned a bachelor’s degree in economics from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.

With Sievert’s appointment, the board has 10 independent director seats. CEO Ben Minicucci serves on the board as a non-independent director. Sievert will serve on the Innovation and Safety committees. Alaska Air Group directors serve one-year terms upon election at the company’s annual meeting of stockholders.

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Introducing Atmos™ Members Day: A new monthly moment just for members

June 3, 2026
Loyalty
Alaska Airlines
17 min read

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New Atmos Members Day gives members offers every month featuring offers, updates and exclusive experiences

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The first drop includes global award travel from 7,500 points plus a featured Atmos Unlocked auction for a Japan trip

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Atmos Members Day is part of a broader push to make Atmos Rewards more engaging, flexible and valuable year-round

Introducing something new for loyal guests: Atmos™ Members Day — a recurring, monthly moment designed to help Atmos Rewards members get more out of their loyalty program experience.

Held on the first Wednesday of every month, Atmos Members Day will deliver a curated mix of exclusive offers, program updates and unique opportunities directly to members through a dedicated email. Rather than one‑off moments, Members Day creates a predictable rhythm — giving members something to look forward to and making it easier to engage with the program in meaningful ways.

A single place to discover what’s new

Each Atmos Members Day brings together the best of the program in one place — from travel inspiration to partner perks and one‑of‑a‑kind experiences. As Brett Catlin, Vice President of Loyalty and Partnerships, International at Alaska Airlines, shared in his note to members, the goal is simple: highlight “the best of what Atmos Rewards has to offer,” while keeping members connected to the latest updates and benefits.

Benefits include:

Limited‑time global redemption opportunities
Access to exclusive Atmos Unlocked experiences
Ways to earn more through everyday activities and partners
Ongoing program enhancements and updates
Community and in-person events

Together, these elements reflect a broader shift toward building a more dynamic, engaging loyalty experience that goes beyond flights and helps members unlock more value every month.

Kicking off June with the first Atmos Members Day

The inaugural Atmos Members Day on June 3 offers a glimpse into how this monthly moment will come to life.

Highlights include an expanded cadence of Atmos Global Getaways, now offered monthly – giving members more frequent opportunities to redeem points for destinations around the world.

Beginning today through June 6, with travel from Sept. 1, 2026, to Nov. 15, 2026, members can book one-way economy tickets to:

Mexico City (MEX): now starting at 7,500 points
Helsinki (HEL): now starting at 15,000 points
Paris (CDG): now starting at 20,000 points
Tahiti (PPT): now starting at 20,000 points
Bangkok (BKK): now starting at 25,000 points
Taipei (TPE): now starting at 30,000 points

Members can also explore Atmos Unlocked, featuring elevated, experience‑driven offerings such as this month’s special auction: a curated nine-day journey through Japan with premium stays, guided experiences and immersive cultural moments. Be sure to check out the Atmos Unlocked page as additional experiences drop each Atmos Members Day, too.

In addition, a range of partner offers makes it easier to earn points through everyday travel and dining — reinforcing that Atmos Rewards extends well beyond the flight itself.

While the specific offers will change month to month, the idea stays the same: delivering a steady stream of value, inspiration and access — tailored to how members travel and engage.

Building a more rewarding member experience

Atmos Members Day is part of a broader effort to create a more guest‑centric, flexible loyalty program built on choice – one that meets members where they are and gives them more ways to engage.

By bringing together global flight opportunities, premium experiences and partner benefits into one monthly touchpoint, we’re making it easier for members to discover what’s possible with their points and to take advantage of new opportunities as they arise. Most importantly, this new format creates an ongoing connection with members, ensuring they stay informed, inspired and rewarded — not just once in a while, but every month.

Atmos members can ensure they get each edition of Members Day to their inbox by logging into their account and adjusting their profile settings. Under ‘Communications’, ensure that ‘Monthly points statement and news’ is checked.

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Save the date for Alaska Air Group’s Investor Day on Sept. 29, 2026

June 3, 2026
Company
Alaska Airlines
9 min read

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Join us on Sept. 29, 2026 for Alaska Air Group’s Investor Day presentation.

Alaska Air Group, Inc. will hold an Investor Day presentation in Seattle on Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2026. The event will feature presentations and a question-and-answer session with members of Alaska’s executive leadership team. The company looks forward to sharing more information about its progress on the Alaska Accelerate strategic plan.

The event will be broadcast live on Sept. 29 at 4 p.m. EDT and can be viewed on Alaska’s Investor Relations website. A replay will be available following the conclusion of the event.

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Alaska Airlines debuts new Lounge in Portland, raising the bar for premium West Coast travel

June 2, 2026
Guest Experience
Alaska Airlines
29 min read

Summary

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Alaska Airlines is opening its newest Lounge at Portland International Airport, featuring thoughtfully designed spaces with twice the square footage and seating of the current space

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The new Lounge reflects the airline’s appreciation for its loyal guests and comes as Alaska continues to expand its service in Portland, offering more flights and more options for guests

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The investment to modernize the Portland Lounge is part of Alaska’s growing portfolio to elevate its global guest experience and expand its Lounge footprint, including new spaces in Seattle, San Diego and Honolulu

Alaska Airlines is set to welcome guests to its newest Lounge at Portland International Airport (PDX) when it officially opens on June 4, underscoring its continued investment in premium travel and one of the carrier’s key West Coast hubs.

After more than two years of construction, the approximately 14,000-square-foot Lounge will welcome guests with a warm, thoughtfully designed Pacific Northwest aesthetic, featuring an inviting fireplace and a striking wooden Mt. Hood mural by artist Ben Butler. At twice the size of the current Portland Lounge, it offers more than 200 seats, including Alaska’s Signature Loungers, along with high, open ceilings that bring in natural light and views of Portland’s new terminal. Guests can relax, enjoy fresh, regionally inspired food, sip barista-crafted beverages or cocktails from West Coast partners, or take advantage of ample power plugs and privacy booths for calls and meetings.

Portland guests have chosen Alaska for years and played an important role in our growth in the Pacific Northwest. This new Lounge is our way of thanking them and a reflection of our growing portfolio of premium guest experiences. We look forward to opening our doors this week and welcoming guests with the signature hospitality and thoughtful touches Alaska is known for.”

Shane Jones

Senior Vice President of Fleet, Products and Guest Experience, Alaska Airlines

Alaska is the largest carrier serving Portland, operating more flights than any other airline, including more than 100 daily departures. Portland is a critical hub in Alaska and Hawaiian’s network with expanding service to over 60 destinations across North America and beyond. This summer, Alaska will launch year-round service to Everett/Paine Field (PAE) and Pasco–Tri-Cities (PSC), along with seasonal service to Jackson Hole (JAC). Last month, new service began to Baltimore (BWI), Bellingham (BLI), Idaho Falls (IDA), Philadelphia (PHL) and St. Louis (STL). By this fall, Alaska will offer 50% more seats in Portland than just two years ago, reflecting strong demand for travel and the airline’s continued investment in the market.

Alaska and Hawaiian lobby at PDX airport

Our strong partnership with Alaska has helped to elevate the new PDX as a world-class destination that showcases the Pacific Northwest and makes everyone feel at home. We’re thrilled their new PDX Lounge is here for the long haul, offering travelers a stunning spot to relax, recharge, and experience a taste of our region.”

Chris Czarnecki

PDX Business and Properties Director, Port of Portland

The nearly $18 million investment in the Portland Lounge is part of Alaska’s growing Lounge footprint and broader commitment to enhancing the guest experience as it expands globally. Building on this investment, Alaska just announced its plans to open a landmark, more than 41,000-square-foot lounge in 2027. The Lounge, which will be located in Seattle – home to the airline’s main hub – will be the largest in its network and among the largest airline lounges in the country.

The airline is also designing its first Lounge in San Diego (SAN), along with a new, expanded Lounge in Honolulu (HNL), both slated for early 2028.

Alaska Airlines Lounge members can access eight premium lounges across Alaska and Hawaiian’s network, including its largest lounge in Seattle and additional locations at its hubs in Anchorage (ANC), Los Angeles (LAX) and San Francisco (SFO).

Alaska Lounge+ membership unlocks access to all Alaska Lounges, plus nearly 90 partner lounges worldwide, including select oneworld and partner lounges.

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Frequently asked questions

What is Alaska Airlines opening at Portland International Airport?

Alaska Airlines is opening a newly redesigned Lounge at Portland International Airport (PDX) on June 4, 2026, offering a larger, more modern space with premium amenities, regional food and beverage options, and enhanced comfort for guests.

How big is the new Alaska Lounge in Portland?

The new Lounge is approximately 14,000 square feet — about twice the size of the previous Portland Lounge — and features more than 230 seats.

What amenities are available in the new Alaska Lounge in Portland?

Guests can enjoy:

Barista-crafted coffee and specialty beverages
West Coast-inspired cocktails
Fresh, locally inspired food
Signature Lounge seating and private booths
Ample power outlets and workspaces
Relaxation areas with premium finishes

Who can access Alaska Airlines Lounges?

Access is available to:

Alaska Lounge members

Alaska Lounge+ members

Eligible First Class guests

Eligible oneworld and partner airline passengers

What is the difference between Alaska Lounge and Lounge+ membership?

Alaska Lounge+ membership includes access to all Alaska Lounges plus nearly 90 partner lounges worldwide, while standard Alaska Lounge membership provides access to all eight Alaska-operated lounges.

Why is Portland important to Alaska Airlines?

Portland is one of Alaska Airlines’ key West Coast hubs, with more than 100 daily departures and nonstop service to over 60 destinations across North America. By this fall, Alaska will offer 50% more seats in Portland than just two years ago, reflecting strong demand for travel and the airline’s continued investment in the market.

How is Alaska Airlines expanding its Lounge network?

Alaska Airlines is investing in multiple new and expanded Lounges, including:

A 41,000+ square-foot landmark Lounge in Seattle opening in 2027

A new Lounge in San Diego

An expanded Lounge in Honolulu

How much did Alaska Airlines invest in the new Portland lounge?

Alaska Airlines invested nearly $18 million in the new Portland Lounge as part of its broader investment in premium travel as the airline continues to grow globally.

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Alaska Airlines brings spirit of friendship and adventure to the skies with new ‘Toy Story 5’ livery on Horizon Air

May 29, 2026
Company
Alaska Airlines
18 min read

Summary

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Horizon Air, the regional carrier of Alaska Airlines, is bringing the next chapter of Disney and Pixar’s iconic “Toy Story” franchise to the skies with a new livery inspired by the film’s latest adventure.

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The special livery commemorates Horizon’s upcoming 45th anniversary of providing safe, caring service and reminds guests of all ages that adventure, imagination and a little play are always ready for takeoff.

For over 30 years, audiences around the world have followed the beloved toy crew of Woody, Buzz Lightyear and Jessie, who taught generations that friendship, magic and imagination never go out of style. Now, as Disney and Pixar’s highly anticipated “Toy Story 5” prepares to soar into theaters June 19, Horizon Air, the regional carrier of Alaska Airlines, is bringing the next chapter of the iconic franchise to the skies with a new livery inspired by the film’s latest adventure.

The Embraer 175 (N659QX) showcases original fan favorites Woody, Buzz Lightyear and Jessie, alongside new “Toy Story 5” tech toy characters, including Lilypad, Snappy, Atlas and Smarty Pants. Adding to the fun, the livery features floating clouds throughout the fuselage and playful, Toy Story-inspired callouts like “Saddle Up, It’s Takeoff Time!” and “Ready for Takeoff, Partner.” Forky and Karen Beverly also make surprise appearances on the winglets, extending the spirit of “Toy Story” as it reaches for the sky from every angle of the aircraft.

Alaska unveiled Horizon’s new, larger-than-life livery for guests and employees earlier today at Portland International Airport. Named “To 45 and Beyond”, a nod to Buzz Lightyear’s famous interstellar mantra, the special Toy Story aircraft also commemorates Horizon’s upcoming 45th anniversary of providing safe, caring service across Alaska Airlines’ regional network and reminds guests of all ages that adventure, imagination and a little play are always ready for takeoff.

I couldn’t think of a more special way to celebrate Horizon’s history with our guests than to bring out the kid in all of us. Forty-five years of service is a meaningful milestone, and I couldn’t be prouder of our people who, each and every day, put their best foot forward to deliver the industry’s best and most caring travel experience.”

Andy Schneider

President and CEO , Horizon Air

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Hawaiian Airlines elevates onboard service with pre-order dining by celebrated Hawai’i chefs, fresh fare across all cabins and complimentary local snacks

May 28, 2026
Guest Experience
Hawaiian Airlines
49 min read

Summary

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New First Class and Main Cabin pre-order dining delivers greater choice and better quality for guests

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James Beard Award finalist Chef Sheldon Simeon brings Hawaiʻi’s flavors onboard with a new, locally inspired Main Cabin menu

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Huakaʻi by Hawaiian members to enjoy two free meals as a mahalo for their loyalty

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New local snack partners elevate complimentary onboard offerings with island-made favorites

As a continuation of Hawaiian Airlines’ signature onboard hospitality, the airline is redefining island-inspired dining in the Main Cabin with a new onboard service program that delivers greater choice, improved quality and a deeper connection to the flavors of Hawai‘i.

Starting July 1, guests in Main Cabin on most flights between Hawai‘i and the U.S. continent will enjoy pre-ordered meals from a fresh, chef-curated menu available for purchase. Hawaiian, which developed the program with Maui-based, James Beard Award finalist Chef Sheldon Simeon, is also introducing new locally made products and enhanced service elements – delivering a richer taste of Hawai‘i and a service experience grounded in Hawaiian’s signature Mea Hoʻokipa hospitality.

At Hawaiian Airlines, food has always been a core expression of our Hawaiian hospitality — our special way of welcoming guests onboard and inviting them into our island home. We designed our new Main Cabin meal program based on guest preference for more control and choice, while allowing us to deliver food that better reflects the richness of Hawaiʻi’s culinary traditions. By moving to a pre-order model, we’re expanding beyond a single standard meal to offer a broader menu that reflects how our guests want to dine today.”

Alisa Onishi

Managing Director of Hawai‘i Marketing, Hawaiian Airlines

Chef-driven menu rooted in Hawai‘i

The heart of Hawaiian’s new dining program comes from its longstanding partnership with Chef Simeon, a nationally recognized restaurateur. Known for his beloved Maui restaurants, Tin Roof and Tiffany’s, Simeon brings deep culinary expertise and a passion for celebrating Hawai‘i’s diverse food culture.

His menu features elevated takes on local favorites and comfort foods, including dishes such as crispy mochiko chicken with garlic noodles, barbecue teriyaki chicken bento and corned beef hash with eggs. Many items highlight signature flavors from Simeon’s restaurants, including his popular sauces, K mayo, teriyaki and banana bread syrup, as well as his popular crispy topping made from rice crackers and furikake.

For me, food is about sharing where you’re from and the people who shaped you. This menu is inspired by the flavors I grew up with in Hawai‘i — comforting, familiar and full of heart. I’m excited to bring those dishes onboard so guests can experience a true taste of home, wherever they’re headed.”

Chef Sheldon Simeon

Hawaiian Airlines Featured Chef

Menu offerings deliver an experience that is both familiar and distinctly Hawaiian — grounded in culture and prepared with fresh local ingredients made no more than 12 hours before each flight.

“Chef Sheldon embodies the heart and soul of Hawai‘i’s culinary culture,” Onishi added. “His approach to food is rooted in storytelling, community and a deep sense of place, which aligns perfectly with how we think about hospitality at Hawaiian Airlines — brought to life every day by our crews, who deliver exceptional service.”

In March, Hawaiian welcomed Chef Dell Valdez, the Hawaiʻi-born culinary leader behind Vein in Kakaʻako on O‘ahu, as well as Dell’s Kitchen & Bakery and Mio PASTALOGY, as the carrier’s new Executive Chef. With Valdez overseeing Hawaiian’s international Business Class and domestic First Class menus and Simeon designing the Main Cabin meal program, Hawaiian is offering a thoughtfully curated dining experience to guests in every cabin.

More choice, better quality for guests

Rooted in Hawaiʻi and shaped by guest feedback, Hawaiian’s onboard service evolution reflects its continued commitment to offering a more unified, elevated experience across every cabin while staying true to the brand’s signature hospitality.

Already offered in First Class, the pre-order model puts guests in control of their onboard dining experience throughout the cabin, with First Class guests now benefiting from an expanded selection of menu options. Through the Alaska Hawaiian mobile app or website, travelers can select meals up to two weeks in advance (and as close to 20 hours before departure), choosing options that best fit their tastes, preferences and dietary needs — including plant-based and gluten-free selections.

The Main Cabin program will launch July 1 with a curated set of initial offerings, with plans to expand the menu this Fall. Throughout the year, Hawaiian and Simeon will introduce new dishes and rotate items, ensuring the menu remains fresh, relevant and reflective of seasonal ingredients and evolving guest preferences.

Hawaiian hospitality remains at the core with new onboard partners

Hawaiian’s award-winning Mea Hoʻokipa hospitality — loved by guests — remains central to the inflight experience. Complimentary onboard touches will continue, including a welcome beverage, snacks by new local partners Anahola Granola and Diamond Bakery and a mahalo sweet treat from Hawaiian Host Chocolates or Honolulu Cookie Company served before arrival.

In addition to complimentary alcohol for guests seated in Premium Class, Hawaiian will introduce new complimentary onboard bites for guests seated in Premium Class: Kauaʻi-based Anahola Granola’s Tropical Granola Bar, which features island favorites, papaya and pineapple, paired with honey-roasted oats. Main Cabin guests will enjoy Hawaiian shortbread macadamia nut cookies by Diamond Bakery, made in Hawai‘i and crafted with rich, indulgent flavors served in the morning, and Hawaiian Maui onion kettle chips served in the afternoon.

Designed with sustainability in mind

The new program also advances Hawaiian’s commitment to caring for the ‘āina (land). By aligning meal production with actual guest demand, the airline is reducing unnecessary food and packaging waste.

Most meal packaging is compostable or recyclable, including fiber-based containers and materials that significantly reduce reliance on single-use plastics.

Huakaʻi by Hawaiian members enjoy first two meals on us

Hawai‘i residents who are Huakaʻi by Hawaiian members, or who become members by June 24, will enjoy a special, one-time offer to experience the new menu as part of the program launch. As a thank you for their continued loyalty, starting July 1, Huakaʻi members who make a meal selection for an upcoming trip will automatically receive the first two items free of charge.

“We’re excited to mahalo our Huaka‘i members – all of whom are kamaʻāina and among our most loyal guests by inviting them to taste our new menu and be part of this exciting chapter of onboard dining with us,” said Onishi.

This evolution reflects something larger: Hawaiian’s continued commitment to Hawaiʻi and to its guests. The airline continues to share local flavors, support local partners and deliver hospitality with authenticity and care, while investing in modernized spaces, upgraded technology, refreshed Airbus A330 aircraft interiors and expanded community and sustainability efforts that will shape the future of the guest experience.

Morning menu options

For flights departing between 6 a.m. – 9:59 a.m. 

Corned beef hash and eggs by Chef Sheldon $15.99

A family recipe reaches new heights as roasted breakfast potatoes are topped with crisped corned beef hash, a poached egg and hollandaise sauce. Served with Chef Sheldon’s signature spicy-K mayo and banana bread syrup.

Island-style French toast breakfast by Chef Sheldon $15.99

Rise and shine with thick-cut, custard-soaked Hawaiian bread served alongside fluffy scrambled eggs and savory Portuguese sausage. Pour on Chef Sheldon’s signature spicy-K mayo and banana bread syrup for good measure.

Banana pancake breakfast by Chef Sheldon $15.99

A local favorite, made the Chef Sheldon way. Thick, fluffy pancakes filled with mashed bananas are served with scrambled eggs and Portuguese sausage, made to be finished with Chef’s signature spicy-K mayo and banana bread syrup.

Coconut overnight oats $10.99 (vegan, gluten-free)

Start the morning right with creamy coconut milk overnight oats that are mixed with chia seeds and topped with macerated berries and gluten-free granola. Light, nourishing, naturally sweet and served cold.

Cheesy omelet $13.99 (coming in fall)

Enjoy a generous Tillamook cheddar omelet served alongside chicken sausage and roasted breakfast potatoes. Accompanied by Chef Sheldon’s signature spicy-K mayo and banana bread syrup for your choices of extra flavor.

Afternoon/evening menu options

For flights departing between 10 a.m. – 8:29 p.m. 

Crispy mochiko chicken and garlic noodles by Chef Sheldon $16.99

Inspired by Tin Roof’s most famous dish: a crispy rice flour-coated chicken thigh served over garlicky Sun Noodle noodles with mac salad. Add Chef Sheldon’s signature spicy-K mayo, sweet teriyaki sauce and his legendary crispy toppings bag.

Barbeque teriyaki chicken bento by Chef Sheldon $15.99

Savor a Hawai‘i-style bento with teriyaki-marinated grilled chicken over a bed of white rice alongside sliced tamagoyaki, kamaboko and a shoyu hot dog. Served with mac salad and Chef Sheldon’s spicy-K mayo, sweet teriyaki sauce and famed crispy toppings bag.

Teriyaki cheeseburger by Chef Sheldon $15.99

Satisfy your cravings for a Hawai‘i classic. A teriyaki-marinated beef patty sits on a toasted teriyaki-glazed bun with American cheese and the chef’s house-made pickles. Served with Chef Sheldon’s mac salad, spicy-K mayo, sweet teriyaki sauce and his crunchy toppings bag.

Grilled chicken bánh mì sandwich by Chef Sheldon $15.99

Warm French bread from Honolulu’s La Tour Bakehouse is loaded with lemongrass-grilled chicken thigh, pickled vegetables, fresh cilantro and jalapeño. Includes Chef Sheldon’s mac salad, spicy-K mayo, sweet teriyaki sauce and his crunchy toppings bag.

Sweet and tangy tender greens by Chef Sheldon $14.49 (vegan, gluten-free)

Li hing mango is the star of the salad, sharing the spotlight with baby kale, toasted almonds, edamame, grape tomato and quinoa. The li hing balsamic vinaigrette is salty-sweet and unlike any salad dressing you’ve had before. Served cold.

Cheeseburger mac and cheese by Chef Sheldon $11.99 (coming in fall)

It’s the ultimate comfort dish for keiki of all ages, bringing together macaroni noodles, seasoned ground beef, American and cheddar cheeses, sautéed onions, chopped dill pickle and tomato for a nostalgic journey above the clouds.

Italian sub with Chef Sheldon’s mac salad $12.49

Classic, satisfying and built for the long haul, a hoagie is generously filled with salami, ham, pepperoni and provolone, then layered with pepperoncini, crisp lettuce and giardiniera cream cheese spread. Served with Chef Sheldon’s mac salad.

*All prices shown are in USD

Learn about Hawaiian's Main Cabin meal program

Go to Hawaiian's Main Cabin meal program press kit

Frequently asked questions

When will pre-order be available in Main Cabin and First Class?

For Main Cabin guests, pre-order is available starting July 1, 2026, on all domestic Hawaiian Airlines flights, excluding New York City (JFK). Guests can pre-order meals from two weeks before departure up to 20 hours prior to the flight.

For First Class guests, pre-select is already available. While all First Class guests will receive a meal regardless of pre-selecting, it is recommended to ensure you receive your preferred choice.

How much are the meals and how does pre-order work?

Pricing varies by item and is aligned with comparable onboard and local market offerings (exact pricing depends on the meal selected).

Guests can pre-order via the Alaska Hawaiian mobile app or through their “My Trips” section on the Hawaiian Airlines website from two weeks up to 20 hours before departure. Meals are prepared based on selections and delivered onboard during service.

Will the free sandwich still be available in Main Cabin?

Starting July 1, we’re transitioning away from the complimentary sandwich in Main Cabin on domestic transpacific flights and introducing a pre-order menu with meals available for purchase.

Main Cabin guests on our Honolulu–New York City (JFK) route will continue to receive a complimentary meal.

Who are the chefs for Main Cabin and First Class?

Our onboard dining program is led by two Hawai‘i-based culinary experts:

Chef Sheldon Simeon, a Maui-based, James Beard Award-recognized chef, led the development of the new Main Cabin meal program, bringing locally inspired dishes and authentic Hawai‘i flavors onboard.

Chef Dell Valdez, Hawaiian Airlines’ Executive Chef, oversees First Class and international Business Class menus, ensuring a high-quality, elevated dining experience across our front cabins.

Which flights will have Main Cabin pre-order?

The Main Cabin pre-order meal program will be available on Hawaiian Airlines flights between Hawai‘i and the U.S. continent, excluding the Honolulu-New York City (JFK) route.

It also does not apply to Neighbor Island, South Pacific or international flights.

Will Hawaiian still offer complimentary snacks?

Yes, every guest will continue to receive complimentary touches throughout the flight, including a welcome beverage, local snack and a mahalo sweet treat before arrival.

Are pre-order meals available on red-eye flights?

Yes, limited pre-order meal selections are available on domestic red-eye flights.

What happens if I don’t pre-order a meal?

Guests who don’t pre-order will still have options to purchase food items onboard, including snack boxes and items from the Pau Hana snack cart. Every guest will continue to receive complimentary touches throughout the flight, including a welcome beverage, local snack and a mahalo sweet treat before arrival. We encourage pre-ordering to ensure access to the full menu and preferred selections.

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Traveling internationally this summer? What guests should know before they go

May 27, 2026
Destinations
Alaska Airlines
20 min read

Planning to travel internationally this summer with Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines? Whether jetting off to Rome, London or Iceland for the first time – or making repeat trips to Seoul, Tokyo or Sydney, a little bit of planning goes a long way. Alaska and Hawaiian’s guests can explore the world with confidence, thanks to a seamless travel experience designed to support every stage of the journey.

Here’s what to know before departure to help ensure a smooth and enjoyable trip abroad.

Check entry requirements and security wait times before traveling

Before booking a trip, be sure to check passport expiration dates (many countries require at least six months of validity beyond the return date).

Guests are responsible for meeting country-specific entry requirements, which can include visas, proof of citizenship and more. Consider using the U.S. Department of State’s International Travel Checklist for a snapshot of what documents are required to enter different countries.

Before the day of travel, guests should check their departure airport’s website for recommended arrival times and current security wait information. They can also reference Alaska’s airport guides for additional general information.

At the airport, international documents and information will need to be verified, so plan to arrive early. Guests can also use the Alaska Hawaiian mobile app to pre-verify international travel documents, but must still bring them to the airport.

Take advantage of Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP), a free travel service that sends timely alerts and helps the embassy reach travelers in an emergency. STEP also keeps travelers informed about safety conditions, weather events and any sudden changes to entry rules.

Make full use of the Alaska Hawaiian mobile app

The Alaska Hawaiian app makes international travel easier by:

Streamlining check-in — Save time at the airport by checking in up to 24 hours prior to departure and verifying their international travel documents digitally for up to 72 hours.
Helping guests move hassle-free throughout the airport — Seamlessly attach TSA PreCheck and Global Entry credentials to any reservation or guest profile prior to traveling, as well as leverage interactive airport maps.
Making it easy to prepay for bags — Pay for bags ahead of time or claim free bag benefits as an Atmos™ Rewards status holder or cardholder, or active‑duty U.S. military member or dependent.
Providing real-time updates — Stay in the loop with flight status and updates, such as gate changes or delays.

Have a day-of-travel game plan

Guests should familiarize themselves with Alaska and Hawaiian’s checked and carry-on baggage rules before arriving at the airport.

TSA PreCheck travelers who are Atmos Rewards members can use TSA PreCheck^® Touchless ID, an optional offering available at select airports. TSA PreCheck Touchless ID uses facial comparison technology for faster, more efficient identity verification, allowing travelers to move through dedicated security lanes easily without showing an identity document. A full list of airports where Alaska and Hawaiian are participating in TSA Touchless ID is available here.

Alaska Suites or Atmos™ Titanium guests can also leverage an exclusive check-in area in Seattle (SEA), where a personal concierge guides them to a private security entrance. Immediate family, such as a spouse, children under 21, or up to two guests on the same reservation, also qualify for entry.

Lastly, don’t forget about airport lounges. Guests can start any global trip with a calm, comfortable experience at any Alaska Lounge, Hawaiian’s Plumeria Lounge in Honolulu (HNL) and oneworld member lounges.

Alaska Suites and Atmos™ Titanium check-in lanes at SEA

Make the most of Atmos Rewards benefits

Atmos Rewards is the best travel companion for any global jetsetter. Members can earn and redeem points on flights, hotels, rental cars and more by using their Atmos™ Rewards Visa^® card or Hawaiian Airlines^® World Elite Mastercard^® – as well as skip international transaction fees – and booking packages through Alaska Vacations. Members with status can also leverage their unique benefits for upgrades, priority boarding, and more. They can also redeem points across all 16 oneworld member airlines and connect to over 1,000 destinations worldwide.

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Frequently asked questions

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