Portland Timbers plane

The Boeing 737-700 paint theme is a combination of two designs created by Paul Wright of Portland and John Bode of San Mateo, Calif for a “Paint-the-Plane” contest in 2011. The aircraft features the Portland Timbers’ name and logo in the team’s trademark colors with a rising sun across the forward part of the fuselage. The “Timbers Jet” celebrates Alaska Airlines’ pride in being the official airline and jersey sponsor of the Portland Timbers.

 
Portland Timbers plane aircraft
 

Specifications

  • Crew: 2 Pilots, 3 Flight Attendants
  • First Class: 12
  • Range: 2,985 nm
  • Premium Class: 18
  • Length: 110 ft, 4 in (33.6 m)
  • Coach: 94
  • Typical Cruise Speed: 530 mph (853 km/h)
  • Wingspan: (with winglets) 117 ft, 5 in (35.8 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 Portland Timbers plane

Seatmap of the Portland Timbers plane

Alt text for the Boeing 737-700

This diagram shows the seat map for our Boeing 737-700 aircraft. Our Boeing 737-700 aircraft have two cabins: First Class, and Main Cabin. The First Class cabin has 12 seats in rows 1-3 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 112 seats in rows 6-28, including 18 Premium Class seats in rows 6-8. 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 3 lavatories: one at the front of the First Class cabin (on the left when facing the front of the plane), and two at the very back of the Main Cabin (as you face the back of the plane there is one 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.