Alaska Airlines is gearing up for the busiest summer in the airline’s history, offering nearly a million more seats than it had available in the summer of 2023. The extra capacity will be spread across the network, including to new international destinations, adding more nonstop routes and increasing flight frequencies from its primary hubs across the country.
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Hanging On To Its 737s: Qantas To Refurbish Over Half Of Fleet
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- March 12, 2025
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On February 27th, Qantas announced that it would be introducing a “next-generation inflight experience across more domestic and short-haul international flights.” This is courtesy of a major Boeing 737 cabin upgrade program to complement Qantas’ extensive fleet renewal that is already underway. We take a look at the airline’s plans for today’s video.