Alaska Airlines
- Founded
- 1932
- Type
- Full Service Carrier, Regional
- Fleet size
- 333
- Destinations
- 116
- Passengers per year
- N/A
Alaska Airlines is one of the 5 largest airlines in the United States. The airline operates many relatively short domestic flights.
Organization
Alaska Airlines is part of the Alaska Air Group and has multiple subsidiaries among which the airlines Horizon Air, SkyWest Airlines, PenAir, and Ravn Alaska. In 2016, the airline also acquired the airline Virgin America.
- Parent company
- Alaska Air Group
- Frequent Flyer Program
- Mileage Plan
History
Alaska Airlines was founded in 1932 as McGee Airways. In 1934, the airline was acquired by Star Air Service which was renamed in 1937 to Star Air Lines. In 1941, Star Air Lines merged with three other Alaskan airlines and became Alaska Star Alliance. The current name, Alaska Airlines, was founded in 1944.
Baggage
Alaska Airlines allows passengers to bring 1 piece of cabin luggage and 1 personal item at no additional costs. Checked luggage is only included in some of the ticket classes, otherwise, passengers can bring checked luggage for an additional fee. Please consult website Alaska Airlines for more information.
In-flight Wi-Fi
Alaska Airlines offers in-flight Wi-Fi on some of its aircraft. The in-flight Wi-Fi is available for an additional charge. Please consult website Alaska Airlines for more information.
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