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Alaska Airlines AS

Major · 6 crew bases

Last checked Oct 22, 2026

6crew bases listed
10CommuteBase crashpads near its bases
254aircraft in the fleet
Recruitingpilot hiring

Crew bases

BaseCrew typeBase guideAirports on that pageCrashpads
Both: pilots and flight attendants (5)
ANCPilots + FAsAnchorageANC1
LAXPilots + FAsLos Angeles InternationalLAX · ONT · BUR · SNA5
PDXPilots + FAsPortland ORPDXNone yet
SEAPilots + FAsSeattleSEA · PAE2
SFOPilots + FAsSan Francisco InternationalSFO · OAK2
Flight attendants (1)
SANFlight attendantsSan DiegoSANNone yet

Crashpads = CommuteBase crashpad cards on that base guide. A card can serve more than one base.

Pilot bases come from Alaska & Hawaiian pilot careers page. Flight attendant bases come from our CabinOpenings sheet, which cites Alaska flight attendant careers page.

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Key facts

  • HeadquartersSeattle, Washington (Alaska Air Group)
  • Pilot unionALPA
  • Contract statusALPA · 2022 CBA · joint (Alaska–Hawaiian) contract talks ongoing
  • Fleet254 Boeing 737s
  • Pilot hiringRecruiting: requirements posted for the Alaska seniority list

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Jumpseat

From public airline and union pages only. Procedures change, so confirm with the airline before you travel. 3 of 8 items confirmed.

  • Cockpit jumpseat / CASSUnverified. We couldn't confirm a reliable source for this yet.
  • Cabin jumpseat for flight attendantsFlight attendants from carriers on Alaska's approved list can ride the cabin jumpseat. You can list for the jumpseat and a cabin seat on the same flight, and check in with the gate agent no more than 1 hour before departure.Source: AFA Alaska flight attendant contract, 2025-2028, Section 35, checked Oct 22, 2026
  • Dress codeUnverified. We couldn't confirm a reliable source for this yet.
  • How to listAlaska pilots can list for the jumpseat up to 48 hours before the flight. A listing doesn't guarantee a seat.Source: ALPA Alaska pilots, contract executive summary, Section 9.D, checked Oct 22, 2026
  • Check-inUnverified. We couldn't confirm a reliable source for this yet.
  • PriorityFor the cabin jumpseat, Alaska flight attendants go first. At 30 minutes before departure, seats go by seniority (Alaska, then Horizon), then first come, first served.Source: AFA Alaska flight attendant contract, 2025-2028, Section 35, checked Oct 22, 2026
  • International cockpit jumpseatUnverified. We couldn't confirm a reliable source for this yet.
  • Airline's own jumpseat proceduresUnverified. We couldn't confirm a reliable source for this yet.