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Alaska Airlines Expands Partnership with SkyWest, adds New Routes
November 25, 2014

Alaska to serve three new destinations from its Northwest hubs, flying Embraer E175 jets
SEATTLE, Nov. 25, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Alaska Airlines announced it is expanding its partnership with SkyWest Airlines with the addition of three new destinations from Alaska's Northwest hubs. Flying on new Embraer E175 jets, Alaska will begin offering daily nonstop service starting July 1 between Seattle and Milwaukee, Wisconsin; Seattle and Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; and Portland, Oregon and St. Louis.

The 76-seat E175 jet will feature 12 seats in first class and 64 in coach, and boasts cabin dimensions on par with a 737. Onboard amenities include Wi-Fi Internet access, streaming inflight entertainment and 110 volt power in every first class seat. Food and beverage will include hot meals and picnic packs for purchase, in addition to Northwest microbrews and wine.

SkyWest has purchased seven E175 aircraft to fly on behalf of Alaska under a capacity purchase agreement (CPA). The first three aircraft will arrive in the summer of 2015, and the remaining four will be delivered in Q1 2016.

"The E175 is new for the Alaska brand and fills a specific need to serve 'long, thin routes' ? destinations that are too distant for our regional aircraft, but currently don't have enough customer demand to fill a mainline jet," said Andrew Harrison, senior vice president of planning and revenue management for Alaska Airlines. "The smaller, but spacious, E175 jet will not only open up new cities, but provide feed traffic to our Northwest hubs, while giving customers a comfortable experience on these longer flights."

Summary of new service:

Start date
City pair
Departs
Arrives
Frequency
July 1
Seattle-Milwaukee
9:35 a.m.
3:10 p.m.
Daily
July 1
Milwaukee-Seattle
3:50 p.m.
5:55 p.m.
Daily

July 1
Seattle-Oklahoma City
10:30 a.m.
4 p.m.
Daily
July 1
Oklahoma City-Seattle
4:40 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
Daily

July 1
Portland-St. Louis
10:15 a.m.
3:55 p.m.
Daily
July 1
St. Louis-Portland
4:35 p.m.
6:45 p.m.
Daily
All times based on local time zones
"We're excited to enhance our Alaska partnership and bring the Alaska product to the airline's customers in the Midwest," said Russell "Chip" Childs, SkyWest, Inc. president. "The addition of the E175 to our Alaska portfolio is an excellent addition to an outstanding partnership."
 
Aww man you beat Jenny to the copy/paste drill! She gonna be mad at you!

Freeturd will probably leave XJT as an FO to fly those E175s at SKW for AK. Even though SKW owns XJT, he can't just move over (great job guys!).

But, since he can't make an upward move, this will get him something different. Good luck Turd, bring a rain jacket!



Bye Bye---General Lee
 
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Way to go Union !! We got scope !! Oh wait..

Do you guys have any limits on seats (what is the largest RJ that can fly for you), and is there a limit on the number of RJs? Thanks.



Bye Bye---General Lee
 
Same number of RJs that skywest flies now, which come off lease in 2015.

Mookie
 
Same number of RJs that skywest flies now, which come off lease in 2015.

Mookie

There you go. Thank you. I assume those are CR7s leaving?

But, my questions still stand. How many seats are allowed by your scope clause for RJs, and is there a limit? Thanks.



Bye Bye---General Lee
 
We have no scope at all .. zero !! Nada .. They can have 500 RJ'S if they want with as many seats as they want ...
 

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