Model	Seats (first class/main cabin)	# in fleet
Boeing 737-400	144 (12/132)	24
Boeing 737-700 hi-res image	124 (12/112)	17
Boeing 737-800 hi-res image	157 (16/141)	58
Boeing 737-900 hi-res image	172 (16/156)	12
Boeing 737-400C	72	5
Boeing 737-400F hi-res image	N/A (freighter)	1

Fleet Plan

The airline took delivery of 3 737-800s in 2011. The airline also has firm commitments for 25 aircraft and options for 42 in 2012 and beyond.

Aircraft Delivery Schedule

	737 400	737 700	737 800	737 900	737 900ER	737 400F	737 400C	Fleet Total
Fleet at end of 2011	24	17	58	12		1	5	117
Aircraft projected to enter service 2012			3		3
Aircraft projected to leave service 2012
Fleet projected at end of 2012	24	17	61	12	3	1	5	123
Aircraft projected to enter service 2013					9
Aircraft projected to leave service 2013	-3
Fleet projected at end of 2013	21	17	61	12	12	1	5	129

Aircraft Livery

Alaska aircraft are white with a blue Alaska logo on the side. Most striking is the image of the Native Alaskan on the tail, which attests to the airline's strong heritage of service to and involvement in Alaskan communities. The airline also has six specially themed aircraft:

Spirit of Alaska Statehood

Unveiled in 2009, the "Spirit of Alaska Statehood" was painted with a Sitka high school student's winning design to celebrate 50 years of Alaska statehood. The unique livery on a Boeing 737-400 aircraft was created by 16-year-old Hannah Hamberg. It features a musher and sled dog, state ferry, Native Alaskan canoe, bear and whale, along with the statement, "We're all pulling together." Hamberg's design was selected from among thousands of submissions by students across Alaska in a statewide "Paint the Plane" contest. View hi-res image.

Spirit of Seattle

Introduced in 2008, the "Spirit of Seattle" celebrates Alaska Airlines' longstanding business relationship with its hometown partner, The Boeing Co. The special livery features Boeing's sweeping blue stripes and Alaska's beloved Eskimo. View hi-res image.

Starliner 75

"Starliner 75," unveiled in 2007, is painted in a classic livery that Alaska Airlines used on its DC-3s and other aircraft from the early 1940s until after World War II. The design was modified slightly to recognize the carrier's 75th anniversary. View hi-res image.

Spirit of Make-A-Wish

Alaska Airlines introduced the "Spirit of Make-A-Wish" aircraft in 2006 to celebrate the long-term partnership between the Make-A-Wish Foundation®, Alaska Airlines and Disneyland Resorts to make wishes come true for children with life-threatening medical conditions. The special livery features the image of the wish-granting Genie from Disney's "Aladdin" and the Make-A-Wish Foundation logo. View hi-res image.

alaskaair.com

One aircraft is painted with the logo of the company's website, alaskaair.com. The award-winning Web site was the first in North America to sell tickets online.

Disneyland

Two aircraft, the "Spirit of Disneyland II" and the "Magic of Disneyland," feature well-known Disney characters in tribute to the airline's long-term partnership with Disneyland® Resort. View hi-res image.