On May 28, Alaska Airlines will make history by launching its first Boeing 737 MAX service to Europe. Whether that’s an exciting or notable prospect depends, in part, on your tolerance level. Some may think it is retrograde. However, it follows the well-discussed trend nowadays for long, thin narrowbody operations due to highly efficient smaller equipment with decent ranges.
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