Alaska Airlines Plans Aurora Premium Suites for 787s and Select 737 MAX 10s
Alaska Airlines is reported to be planning lie-flat Aurora suites for its Boeing 787 fleet and selected 737 MAX 10 aircraft.
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Alaska Airlines is reported to have unveiled Aurora, a planned premium-cabin experience featuring lie-flat suites for Boeing 787 aircraft and selected 737 MAX 10s. The announcement was reported on September 29, 2026.
Key details
- Selected 737 MAX 10 aircraft are reported to be scheduled for transcontinental service with Aurora beginning in 2028.
- Alaska is also reported to be introducing Premium Reserve on its 787-9 aircraft.
- The report estimates premium seating will account for approximately 46% of the 787-9 cabin.
The reported plan would put lie-flat Aurora suites on selected 737 MAX 10 transcontinental flights from 2028.
Why it matters
The reported plan would bring a lie-flat premium option to selected transcontinental flights operated by a narrowbody aircraft. On the 787-9, Premium Reserve would sit within a cabin where the report estimates premium seats make up about 46% of seating.
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