Seattle Kraken Livery

From the Deep to the skies. Alaska Airlines, the official airline partner of the Seattle Kraken, debuted a newly themed livery on October 4, 2024 in honor of their hometown NHL team. The 737-9 MAX aircraft (#N933AK) features the team logo and nautical nods to the Pacific Northwest.

Our first Kraken livery launched back in 2021 to celebrate the entrance of the 32nd team into the league but has since retired. This new aircraft will fly throughout the 2025 and 2026 seasons. That’s Kraken hockey, baby!

 
Seattle Kraken Livery
 

Specifications

  • Crew: 2 Pilots, 4 Flight Attendants
  • First Class: 16
  • Range: 3,250 nm
  • Premium Class: 24
  • Length: 138 ft, 2 in (42.1 m)
  • Coach: 138
  • Typical Cruise Speed: 530 mph (853 km/h)
  • Wingspan: (with winglets) 117 ft, 10 in (35.9 m)
  • Max. Cruising Altitude: 41,000 ft (12,497 m)
  • Featured amenities: Wi-Fi available110v power in seatUSB power in seat
  • Seats: Aircraft seat width dimensions
 

Interior seating layout of our Seattle Kraken Livery

Seatmap of the San Francisco Giants Livery

Alt text for Boeing 737-9 MAX seat map

This diagram shows the seat map for our Boeing 737-9 MAX aircraft. Our Boeing 737-9 MAX aircraft have two cabins: First Class, and Main Cabin. The First Class cabin has 16 seats in rows 1-4 of the plane. As you board the plane, the First Class seats are lettered, from left to right, F and D, the aisle, then C and A. The Main Cabin includes a total of 162 seats in rows 6-34, including 24 Premium Class seats in rows 6-9. Exit row seating on this aircraft is in rows 16 and 17. As you board the plane, the Main Cabin seats are lettered, from left to right, F, E, and D, the aisle, then C, B, and A. There are 8 emergency exits: two at the front of the First Class cabin (one on each side), four in the middle of the Main Cabin at rows 16 and 17 (two on each side), and two at back of the plane (one on each side). There are 4 lavatories: one at the front of the First Class cabin (on the left when facing the front of the plane), and three at the very back of the Main Cabin (as you face the back of the plane there are two on the right, and one on the left at the end of the aisle). There are three galleys: one at the front of the First Class cabin, and two at the very back of the Main Cabin.