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Complete with shiny scales, a dorsal fin and gills, the livery on the Alaska Airlines 737-400 passenger aircraft is the result of a dedicated team of 30 painters working nearly nonstop for 24 days.
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Alaska Airlines Introduces Two 737-400 'Combi' Aircraft to Fleet
Alaska Airlines introduces two Boeing 737-400 "combi" aircraft to its fleet to improve passenger and cargo service in the state of Alaska.
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Alaska Airlines Introduces 'Combi' Aircraft to Fleet
ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Feb. 1 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Alaska Airlines today introduced two Boeing 737-400 "combi" aircraft to its fleet to improve passenger and cargo service in the state of Alaska...
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Alaska Airlines Introduces 'Combi' Aircraft to Fleet
ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Feb. 1 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Alaska Airlines today introduced two Boeing 737-400 "combi" aircraft to its fleet to improve passenger and cargo service in the state of Alaska...
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Alaska Airlines Introduces First of Five 737-400 Cargo Aircraft
The introduction of the larger freighter is part of Alaska Airlines' $100 million plan to expand and modernize its cargo operation to meet the growing demand for its cargo services.
