Come join us for the Alaska Airlines Tour as we fly the B737-800 out of Sea-Tac to Alaska Airlines secondary hubs located in the U.S. and Alaska. Alaska Airlines is based in the Seattle metropolitan area, Washington. The airline is a major air carrier and, along with its sister airline Horizon Air, is part of the Alaska Air Group. The airline operates its largest hub at Seattle Tacoma International Airport. It also operates secondary hubs in Los Angeles, Portland and Anchorage, and focus cities at San Diego and San Jose. Although most of its revenue and traffic comes from locations outside of Alaska, the airline plays a major role in air transportation in the state. It operates many flights linking small towns to major transportation hubs and carries more passengers between Alaska and the contiguous United States than any other airline.

#	Flight Num	Dep ICAO	Arr ICAO	Aircraft	Distance	Duration HH:MM	Actions
1	ASA730	KSEA	KIAH		2155 nm	03:29
2	ASA755	KIAH	KSEA		2155 nm	04:31
3	ASA105	KSEA	PANC		1663 nm	04:08
4	ASA62	PANC	PAJN		655 nm	01:12
5	ASA73	PAJN	PANC		655 nm	02:00
6	ASA150	PANC	KLAX		2696 nm	05:04
7	ASA159	KLAX	KPDX		960 nm	01:31
8	ASA9231	KPDX	KSEA		149 nm	00:29
9	ASA701	KSEA	CYVR		146 nm	00:34
10	ASA702	CYVR	KSEA		146 nm	00:32
11	ASA692	KSEA	KSAT		2041 nm	03:24
12	ASA657	KSAT	KSEA		2041 nm	04:02
13	ASA3426	KSEA	KOKC		1746 nm	03:09
14	ASA3427	KOKC	KSEA		1746 nm	03:10
15	ASA606	KSEA	KAUS		2036 nm	03:18
16	ASA671	KAUS	KSEA		2036 nm	04:14