Elevating air travel with innovative service, a modern fleet, and global connectivity.
Alaska Airlines is a leading U.S. carrier renowned for its extensive West Coast network, operating over 1,200 daily flights across North America. As a member of the oneworld alliance, Alaska Airlines combines exceptional customer service with advanced technology to support both passenger and cargo operations.
Alaska Airlines employs approximately 23,600 people globally.
Alaska Airlines operates a modern and efficient fleet focused on both passenger and cargo capabilities, supporting seamless logistics across its network. The airline utilizes advanced operational technology, including state-of-the-art MRO (maintenance, repair, and overhaul) systems, and end-to-end digital tools for supply chain management. Ongoing investments in fuel-efficient aircraft, digital flight management tech, and predictive maintenance drive industry-leading reliability and sustainability. Alaska also leads in inflight experience, offering high-speed Wi-Fi and an advanced entertainment system on most aircraft.
Total Aircraft: 311
Aircraft Type | Quantity |
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Boeing 737-900ER | 1 |
Boeing 737-800 | 1 |
Boeing 737-700 | 1 |
Boeing 737 MAX 9 | 1 |
Airbus A321neo | 1 |
Embraer E175 | 1 |
Average Fleet Age: 9.6 years
Alaska Airlines delivers comprehensive logistics solutions, focusing on efficient cargo management and streamlined spare parts logistics for reliable operations. Centralized hub operations ensure fast cargo turnaround and robust ground support capabilities. The company integrates innovative logistics technology and works closely with aviation partners to enhance end-to-end supply chain efficiency. Its logistics portfolio is strengthened through strategic partnerships, coordinated warehousing, and advanced tracking systems within primary airport hubs.
Location | Type | Facilities |
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Seattle/Tacoma (SEA) | main | Main hub facilities |
Portland (PDX) | main | Main hub facilities |
Anchorage (ANC) | main | Main hub facilities |
San Francisco (SFO) | main | Main hub facilities |
Los Angeles (LAX) | secondary | Secondary hub facilities |
San Diego (SAN) | secondary | Secondary hub facilities |
Alaska Airlines operates a broad network, connecting major cities on the U.S. West Coast to destinations across the United States, Canada, Mexico, and select transborder markets. As a member of the oneworld alliance, Alaska strategically partners with leading global airlines for expanded reach and seamless transfers. The airline’s extensive codeshare agreements bolster international connectivity, while strong regional operations ensure consistent supply chain coverage. Alaska’s route strategy emphasizes growth in key markets, access to high-demand leisure and business destinations, and integrated solutions for aviation and logistics partners. Ongoing network optimization provides partners with competitive advantages in reliability and supply chain access. Through its alliance and partnerships, Alaska supports efficient, robust logistics and passenger transfers worldwide.
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Alaska Airlines operates a broad network, connecting major cities on the U.S. West Coast to destinations across the United States, Canada, Mexico, and select transborder markets. As a member of the oneworld alliance, Alaska strategically partners with leading global airlines for expanded reach and seamless transfers. The airline’s extensive codeshare agreements bolster international connectivity, while strong regional operations ensure consistent supply chain coverage. Alaska’s route strategy emphasizes growth in key markets, access to high-demand leisure and business destinations, and integrated solutions for aviation and logistics partners. Ongoing network optimization provides partners with competitive advantages in reliability and supply chain access. Through its alliance and partnerships, Alaska supports efficient, robust logistics and passenger transfers worldwide.
Partner | Type |
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oneworld | alliance |
American Airlines | codeshare |
British Airways | codeshare |
Japan Airlines | codeshare |
Qantas | codeshare |
Cathay Pacific | codeshare |
Finnair | codeshare |
Iberia | codeshare |
Aer Lingus | codeshare |
LATAM | codeshare |
Singapore Airlines | codeshare |
Korean Air | codeshare |
Alaska Airlines has demonstrated strong financial resilience, with revenues reflecting robust demand and disciplined operational management. Profitability has improved due to fleet modernization and competitive positioning within the oneworld alliance. The airline maintains a healthy balance sheet and continues to invest in innovation, sustainability, and service expansion.
Metric | Value |
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Annual Revenue | $10.4 billion |
Profit Margin | 6.9% |
Net Profit | $721.0 million |
Financial Year | 2024 |
Agency | Rating | Outlook | Last Updated |
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S&P | BBB- | stable | 1/1/2024 |
Alaska Airlines provides a comprehensive service portfolio, including premium passenger services, extensive cargo operations, and support for the aviation industry. The airline offers multiple cabin classes, leading inflight experiences, and robust logistics for air freight and spare parts moving through main hubs. Ground handling, maintenance support, and technical training are integrated into its aviation partnership program. Alaska’s commitment to positive environmental practices and passenger innovation positions it as a preferred partner across the aviation ecosystem.
Passenger Service: First Class
Passenger Service: Premium Class
Passenger Service: Main Cabin
Cargo Service: Air freight forwarding
Cargo Service: Express cargo
Cargo Service: Priority cargo
Cargo Service: Temperature-sensitive shipments
Cargo Service: Spare parts logistics
Additional Service: Ground handling
Additional Service: Aircraft maintenance
Additional Service: Aviation training