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PAJN / Juneau International Airport
Operator: Alaska Airlines
Reg: N626AS
Mfr: Boeing
Model: 737-790
Built: 2001
C/N: 30793
Engines: 2x CFM 56 Series
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N495AS is 737NG line number 5787, delivered new to Alaska Airlines in February 2016. Seen here on final approach at San Francisco International Airport.
Date: 03/06/2016
Airport: PAJN / Juneau International Airport
Operator: Alaska Ailines
Livery: 1990 Livery
Mfr: Boeing
Model: 737-490
Built: 1998
C/N: 28891
L/N: 3027
Engines: 2x CFMI CFM56-3C1
Notes as of 01/2017: Withdrawn from Alaska fleet May 2016. Now flies for FlySafair of South Africa as ZS-WMP.
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Alaska Airlines Boeing 737-890 N585AS taxiing off of Runway 25L after landing at Los Angeles International Airport in Los Angeles, CA.
Pablo Maneiro Photo. All Rights Reserved.
Flight AS 298 taking off for Juan Santamaria International Airport, San Jose, Costa Rica (SJO / MROC.)
Date: 03/08/2016
Airport: PAJN / Juneau International Airport
Operator: Alaska Airlines
Livery: 1990 Livery
Reg: N765AS
Mfr: Boeing Combi Conversion: Pemco Aviation
Model: 737-4Q8 Combi
Built: 1992 Combi Conversion: 2007
C/N: 25102
L/N: 2350
Engines: 2x CFMI CFM56-3C1
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Date: October 6, 2016
Airline: Alaska Airlines
Flight: 784
Route: SEA - YYC
Aircraft: Boeing 737-790(WL)
Registration: N607AS
Airport: Calgary International Airport (YYC/CYYC)
Gate:
Runway: 35L
The Museum's DC-3 was built in 1940 for American Airlines. It has seen service with various airlines and flown over 20,000 hours. It now wears the livery of Alaska Airlines, which operated many DC-3s and C-47s after World War II.
Serial number 30017 is the first 737-900 built. It first flew in August of 2000, and operated for Boeing using the registration N737X until it was delivered to Alaska Airlines as N302AS in April 2003.
N364VA was delivered new to Virgin America in May 2016, not long before the Alaska Airlines merger, and given the name "boss lady," now absent.
First flown in April 2019, this 737 was built to a SunExpress Germany order, to be D-ASMC. That fell through, and it was instead delivered to Alaska Airlines as N976AK in May 2022.
Date: 03/13/2016
Airport: PAJN / Juneau International Airport
Operator: Alaska Airlines
Livery: 1990 Livery
Reg: N767AS
Mfr: Boeing
Model: 737-4Q8
Built: 1992
C/N: 27081
L/N: 2354
Engines: 2x CFMI CFM56-3C1
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED © Timothy Kalweit