Alaska Airlines Plans 737-700 Retirement as 737 Max 10 Deliveries Begin

Alaska Airlines plans to retire its Boeing 737-700 fleet as it expects its first 737 Max 10 deliveries in 2027.

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Alaska Airlines plans to phase out its Boeing 737-700 aircraft as it starts receiving Boeing 737 Max 10s, with the first deliveries expected in 2027.

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Alaska plans to replace all of its Boeing 737-700s with 737 Max 10s.
The airline expects its first 737 Max 10 deliveries in 2027.

Alaska Airlines expects its first Boeing 737 Max 10 deliveries in 2027.

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Airline: Alaska Airlines (AS)
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Published: Nov 6, 2026
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