Alaska Airlines Update Thread | AS News and Updates

Yes, they did. Alaska Airlines had been landing before it hit the bear on the plane’s left engine at Yakutat in November 2020. I found old news from the Google’s information.

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One of our favorite local stories was about a 727 taking off from Juneau in the 70s that hit a fish shortly after takeoff. An eagle had dropped it and the plane hit it.

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I read on the internet for news about Alaska Airlines offering add new networking with Hawaiian Airlines “StarLink Wi-Fi”. Posted a page from Facebook.

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I read on the internet for Bing information about Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines, a new credit card with miles “ATOMS” reward program.

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As very loyal Alaskan and Hawaiian Airlines member with Credits Cards from both very excited for One Singular Rewards for both Airlines!

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Hey, everyone, I read the news posted on a page from Thread about Hawaiian Airlines will be getting a new larger Boeing 787-10 for 5 orders in the future instead of 9.

https://simpleflying.com/hawaiian-airlines-converts-5-boeing-787-9-orders-to-larger-787-10-variant/?utm_term=Autofeed&utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Threads%23Echobox%3D1756792059

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Ooo the underrated B78X getting a new operator exciting!

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Yes, it is!

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So Alaska isn’t absorbing Hawaiian entirely. They’re just absorbing a lot of their planes and routes… :sob:

Alaska Airlines will be adding new service making it nonstop seasonal in Summer from Seattle to Reykjavik when it starts on May 28, 2026, so, it will be exciting!!

https://simpleflying.com/alaska-airlines-launches-reykjavik-flights/?utm_term=Autofeed&utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Threads%23Echobox%3D1756991764

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Hey, everyone, they for sure wish and sorry, unfortunately, Hawaiian Airlines won’t order a new Boeing 787-9 and 10 will not be built but almost will be transferred to Alaska Airlines in the future and they will be interested in wide-body for the international flights.

Hawaiian Airlines already has 4 fleets is a Boeing 787-9 and 8 orders left, and 10 never built (5) orders left.

Alaska Airlines will be delivering new-built the Boeing 787-9 (12) order, and 10 (5) order for soon it will take the trip to Asia and Europe and have fun.

Because, I read on the internet news a page on Facebook for the info.

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Anybody up for a South Korea trip??

Seattle to Seoul starts on the 12th of September and Alaska is offering a BOGO deal!

Utility for this flight is a Boeing 787-9!

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Hey, everyone, I read on the internet posted a page on Facebook. It’s about Alaska Airlines does which looks for the ASA Code because Hawaiian Airlines has a code HA will be AS. I don’t know, the reason.

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I read on the internet a page from Facebook, the both Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines but they won’t be accepted for the Boeing 787 in Honolulu almost all over to be Alaska yes. Because Hawaiian has an operation already as an Airbus A330-200 the between the ages of 15-20 years old until 2030 but it won’t be an Airbus A330neo order.

https://simpleflying.com/why-alaska-airlines-order-more-boeing-787s-not-airbus-a330neo/?utm_term=Autofeed&utm_campaign=Echobox-SF&utm_medium=Social-Distribution&utm_source=Facebook&fbclid=IwZnRzaANX3RhleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHiKaqknkHtn-SVUPYbRUZrk_m8Ytd555Q2yWOVFGjM04clf1X4zltkJY52cq_aem_sj5tH08DUyyVbDsYVfnYyw#Echobox=1760223920

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Starting October 29th, Hawaiian Airlines will transition its callsign from Hawaiian (HAL) to Alaska (ASA) under an SOC integration with Alaska Airlines.

Delayed HAL flights within 89 minutes will remain with HAL callsign, anything over 90 minutes will fall under ASA callsign.

The final “Hawaiian” flight is HA 866, and the first of this transition will be AS 2604.

https://www.instagram.com/p/DPuGVyRipM2/?igsh=MWNmcWMwM3ZqM3g0

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dang thats crazy i thought it would be something like airfrance-klm where they operate seperately and not completely merging like korean and asiana

There is still that aspect, I believe the delayed flights within 89 minutes stays, so I believe the Island hopper routes stay as Hawaiian.

It is interesting as I thought they would stay separate but operate under the same company :man_shrugging:t4:

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