Alaska Airlines

Alaska Airlines grew out of a single-plane company established by Linious McGee in 1932. McGee Airlines merged with Star Air Service in 1934. Under the leadership of Raymond W. Marshall, the airline aggressively pursued further purchases to create Alaska Star Airlines in 1942. The middle name was formally dropped on May 2, 1944.

Airline Code: AS

Alaska Airlines Major Hubs:
Seattle-Tacoma International Airport
Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport

Mileage Program:
Mileage Plan

Codeshare Agreements:
American Airlines Continental Airlines Northwest Airlines Delta Air Lines

Aircraft Type:
Airbus- A320
Boeing- 737-900/800/700/400/400Combi, MD-80,
Bombardier- CRJ-700, Q400, Q200

Fleet Size: 184 appx.

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