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Time to catch these -400s before they're gone. They're due to be retired in 2017.
PAJN / Juneau International Airport
Operator: Alaska Airlines
Reg: N794AS
Mfr: Boeing
Model: 737-490
Built: 1998
C/N: 28889
Engines: CFM International CFM-56 Series
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Lovin' the Splits!
PAJN / Juneau International Airport
Operator: Alaska Airlines
Livery: Lei Tail
Reg: N533AS
Mfr: Boeing
Model: 737-890 Split Scimitar Winglets
Built: 2010
C/N: 35201
Engines: 2x CFMI CFM56-7B27
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Alaska Airlines Boeing 737-890 N564AS taking off from Runway 25R at Los Angeles International Airport in Los Angeles, CA.
Pablo Maneiro Photo. All Rights Reserved.
The group of UAA Facilities and construction management crews responsible for turning the Alaska Airlines Center into a reality. (Photo by Michael Dinneen)
N274AK first flew on 13 June 2017, one of a batch of 79 737-900ERs for Alaska Airlines delivered from 2012 to 2019.
One of Alaska Airlines' new -900ER series 737s, N431AS is only a few months old still - delivered in October 2013.
Manufacturer: Boeing
Model: 737-990(ER)
Aircraft type: B737 Next Generation
Construction number: 36347
Line number: 7487
Year built: 2019
Owner: Alaska Airlines
Operator: Alaska Airlines
Status: Active
AS 30 from Portland arriving 3 hrs late from Windsor Locks, CT where it was diverted to Bradley Airport due to severe thunderstorms in Boston
KBOS Logan
Alaska Airlines Boeing 737-890 N588AS, operating as Flight #764 from Portland International Airport (KPDX), on approach to land to Runway 19 at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (KDCA), Arlington, VA.
Pablo Maneiro Photo. All Rights Reserved.
First flying in April 2013, this Alaska Airlines 737 is still new enough to measure its age in months. Seating is for 181 passengers.
FLIGHT INFORMATION
Flight: Alaska Airlines AS35
Equipment: Boeing 737-800
Departs: Boston (BOS) on Tue, Jun 9 at 4:45 pm
Arrives: Portland, OR (PDX) on Tue, Jun 9 at 8:10 pm
Class: T(Coach)
Seats: 23E
Flight: Horizon Air QX2019
Equipment: Bombardier Q400
Departs: Portland, OR (PDX) on Tue, Jun 9 at 8:55 pm
Arrives: Bend/Redmond (RDM) on Tue, Jun 9 at 9:35 pm
Class: T(Coach)
Seats: 13B
Alaska 525 departing to the airline's Seattle hub (SEA.) This was the second A321neo delivered to Virgin America, and named "frances."
Date: 02/10/2016
Airport: PAJN / Juneau International Airport
Operator: Alaska Airlines
Livery: 2015 Refreshed Titles / Interim Livery
Reg: N474AS
Mfr: Boeing
Model: 737-990/ER SC
Built: 2015
C/N: 40715
L/N: 5431
Engines: 2x CFMI CFM56-7B27E
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Alaska 1932 from San Francisco (SFO) landing in Los Angeles. This is Airbus A320 serial number 5004, delivered to Virgin America new in February 2012.
Special "More To Love" colors on this 737 are to promote the Virgin America/Alaska Airlines merger. I'm not sure if that merger is really such a good thing, but this airplane is undeniably striking.
“Salmon-Thirty-Salmon II” Alaska Airlines 91,000-pound King Salmon
Boeing 737-890 (N559AS)— Alaska Airlines msn 35178 F/N 559
Airline Reporter: “This airplane celebrates Alaska Airlines’ unique relationship with the people and communities of Alaska and underscores our air transport commitment to the state’s seafood industry,” said Marilyn Romano, Alaska Airlines’ regional vice president of the state of Alaska.
Former Virgin America A320 arriving from Los Cabos, Baja California Sur (SJD / MMSD) using flight number AS 1019.
Sunset #25 in 2012.
Caught above Alaska Airlines from Cabo San Lucas - Los Angeles on January 25, 2012.
**Part of the MAD & Rom 365 project 2012, check more images at the LA76 photo site.
Wasn't expecting to get one of these at Ontario. That aircraft off the left is a 767 freighter beginning their final approach to San Bernardino.