Alaska AirlinesASA/ AS

Alaska Airlines, founded in 1932 and headquartered in Seattle, Washington, is a major U.S. carrier operating scheduled passenger flights across North America with a strong focus on the West Coast and Alaska markets. The airline serves as a full-service carrier offering economy and premium cabin classes, with Seattle-Tacoma International Airport as its primary hub and additional focus on Los Angeles and San Francisco. Alaska Airlines is a member of the oneworld alliance, providing customers with extended connectivity and reciprocal benefits through partnerships with carriers like American Airlines and British Airways. The airline operates the Mileage Plan frequent flyer program, which is consistently rated among the most generous in the industry for earning and redeeming miles. As one of the largest airlines in the United States by passenger volume, Alaska Airlines carries tens of millions of passengers annually on regional and mainline aircraft, serving destinations throughout the Pacific Northwest, California, Hawaii, and Mexico. The carrier is known for its strong operational reliability, competitive pricing, and deep roots in serving Alaska and the communities of the Pacific region.