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Historic Fleet. Privacy Manager. Current Fleet. Alaska Airlines (IATA: AS / ICAO: ASA) is an airline based in Seattle, United States founded in 1932 currently operating a fleet of 322 aircraft with an average age of 8.82 years.
Fleet history. Alaska Airlines received its first Boeing 727-100 jet in 1966. Since the 1960s, Alaska has consistently operated Boeing jet aircraft in its fleet. The first jetliner type operated by the airline was the Convair 880. Alaska also operated the Convair 990 jetliner.
At the time of deregulation, Alaska Airlines served ten cities in Alaska and one in the contiguous US—the city of Seattle—and it had only ten planes in its fleet. Immediately after deregulation, the airline began to expand, adding the cities of Portland and San Francisco to its network.
Alaska Airlines fleet details. Fleet. Graph. PDF. Photos. Fleet age. Flight log. Download. For more details about an aircraft category, click on the corresponding number in the table below. The 'Parked' status corresponds to planes which have not flown for 20 days but of which we have no information that they have left the operator's fleet.
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Learn how Alaska Airlines evolved from a bush-flying carrier in the 1930s to a global airline in the 2010s. Explore the milestones, challenges, and achievements of each decade, from the Boeing 727 to the 737 MAX.
5 juin 2022 · Though it had recovered from its financial woes of the early 1970s, in 1978 Alaska Airlines had just 10 aircraft in its fleet and served 11 cities -- 10 in Alaska, and Seattle. Deregulation allowed the company to grow, and expansion quickly followed. In 1979 Alaska began service to Portland and San Francisco, and during the first ...
Learn about the types and models of planes we fly, and the commemorative liveries we have. See the history and heritage of Alaska Airlines and its involvement in Alaskan communities.
