Alaska Airlines

Alaska Airlines

IATA AS ICAO ASA Call sign Alaska
The establishment	1932 (as McGee Airways)
Hub airport	Seattle Tacoma International Airport Ted Stevens International Airport
Focus Airport	Los Angeles International Airport Portland International Airport
Frequent flier program	Mileage Plan
Member lounge	Board Room
The number of the possession machine parts	116 planes
Service place	59 cities
Parent company	Alaska Air Group
Stronghold	WashingtonSea tuck (SeaTac)[1][2][3]
Representative	William "Bill" Ayer (CEO)
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Alaska airline (Alaska Alaska Airlines, NYSE to eat in this way: ALK) is an American airline.

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Summary

It is founded as regional carrier "マクジー aviation" (McGee Airways) between the Anchorage (Anchorage) - Bristol bay (Bristol Bay) in 1932, and I repeat a merger, and it is the Alaska's greatest airline "Alaska aviation" afterwards. For cold war era of the 1960s, it navigated the regular service to the Soviet Union. In addition, in the 1980s, I accomplished further rapid growth backed by deregulation of the American aviation industry. I assume Washington Seattle a hub.

I was found to purchase Virgin America for 2,600 million dollars in April, 2016 [⁴].

It was decided in May, 2016 to carry out the navigation of the code share service and a tie-up of the mileage between Japan Airlines. Some routes of Alaska Airlines arriving and departing in Los Angeles, San Diego, Vancouver, San Francisco from June 29, 2016 become a target of the code share with JAL. In addition, use of Alaska Airlines is targeted for the mile addition of JAL from the same day, too. ^[5]

Affiliation has "horizon aviation" (Horizon Air).

Service

The route system of Alaska Airlines extends to United States of America, Canada and Mexico than 40 cities. I went into service before in the Russian Far East area.

The plane magazine has "Alaska Airlines Magazine".

Machine parts

 

The headquarters of Alaska Airlines

The machine parts of Alaska Airlines are comprised of the following planes (as of October, 2009):

• 12 Boeing 737-900 type machines
• 51 Boeing 737-800 type machines
• 19 Boeing 737-700 type machines
• 31 Boeing 737-400 type machines
• Five Boeing 737-400C type machines
• One Boeing 737-400F type machine (Alaska Air Cargo applies it)

• 13 Boeing 737-900ER type machines (during ordering)
• 20 Boeing 737-MAX8 type machines (during ordering)
• 17 Boeing 737-MAX9 type machines (during ordering)

Alaska Airlines operates the machine parts of Boeing 737 and the MD80 (all plane military retirement finished) jet. They spend a -800 type mainly, and, about Boeing 737, 737 mean plane ages that the company holds are new the latest NG series (NeXT generation) in that in U.S. main airlines in 737 families.

In Alaska Airlines, I pushed forward the plan that updated the MD-83 type machine which advanced of the obsolescence for the Boeing 737NG series progressively. However, I came to cannot but delay the progress speed of these machine parts update plan, and MD-83 was continuously used with it by the aggravation of financial affairs with the recession of the aviation industry of the early 2000s, too. In addition, the extension of the body check period by the impossible increase in the number of flights plan for the purpose of the financing improvement caused the Alaska Airlines 261 flights crash. However, the navigation efficiency with old machine parts has decreased with having regained the health and fuel costs remarkable rise more, and consumption of air service gradually promotes the machine parts update plan that the delay produced again. In October, 2008, the military retirement of the MD-83 type machine has been completed. Furthermore, I place an order for Boeing 737MAX [⁶].

In addition, the customer turn sign (customer cord) of the plane made in Boeing which Alaska Airlines introduced is 90, and the model name of the plane becomes 727-290, 737-990.

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  It features the Inuit face of the Boeing 737-700 tail assembly

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  Boeing 737-400

Aircraft accident

• Alaska Airlines 261 flights crash

Footnote

1. ^ "Media Contacts: Alaska Airlines," Alaska Airlines
2. ^ "TOP INDUSTRIES." City of SeaTac. It is 2008 in 20 in Accessed July.
3. ^ "City of SeaTac Zoning." City of SeaTac. Accessed August 20, 2008.
4. It is - CNN Japan 2016.04.05 for purchase 290 billion yen in ^ Alaska Airlines, U.S., Virgin America
5. ^ I start JAL, a tie-up with Alaska Airlines - Japan Airlines 2016.05.10
6. It is 11:15 with ^ Alaska Airlines, 50 planes including 737MAX8 from Boeing on procurement Wednesday, October 24, 2012

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• Official web site (English)

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