HQ Function

Serves as the central hub for corporate operations, strategic planning, airline management, finance, marketing, and administrative functions.

Notable Features:

The campus includes several buildings, often referred to as 'The Hub', designed to foster collaboration. It features modern office spaces, meeting rooms, and employee amenities. Its proximity to Sea-Tac airport is a key feature, facilitating operational oversight.

Work Culture:

Known for a culture that emphasizes safety, care, and delivering results ('Alaska Spirit'). Employees often describe a collaborative, friendly environment with strong ties to the Pacific Northwest community. Emphasis on sustainability and community involvement.

HQ Significance:

The HQ location near its primary hub (Sea-Tac) underscores its operational focus and historical roots in the Pacific Northwest. It centralizes decision-making for its extensive North American network.

Values Reflected in HQ: The HQ's functionality, focus on employee collaboration spaces, and proximity to operations reflect values of efficiency, teamwork, and operational excellence.

Location:

While primarily focused on North America (USA, Canada, Mexico, Belize, Costa Rica, Guatemala), Alaska Airlines achieves global reach through its membership in the Oneworld alliance. This partnership allows passengers to connect seamlessly to hundreds of destinations worldwide served by partner airlines like British Airways, Qantas, American Airlines, and Japan Airlines. Functions supported globally include passenger travel, cargo services (primarily North America), and extensive codeshare partnerships.

Street Address:

19300 International Blvd

City:

SeaTac

State/Province:

WA

Country:

USA