Alaska and Hawaiian unveil new premium cabins and lounges for 2028 rollout

Alaska and Hawaiian unveil new premium cabins and lounges for 2028 rollout
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Alaska Air Group will add Aurora Suites to its Boeing 787 Dreamliner fleet starting in 2028 and to at least 25 new Boeing 737 MAX10 aircraft beginning the same year, while Hawaiian Airlines will refresh all 24 of its Airbus A330s with 22 enhanced Leihoku Suites on international business class and domestic First Class from 2028.

Both airlines will launch Premium Reserve, an international‑grade premium economy with 38‑inch pitch, leg and calf rests and 16‑inch 4K screens, on 787s, A330s and select 737 MAX10s from 2028, with tickets on sale next summer; new lounges include a 41,000‑square‑foot Seattle facility opening in 2027 with a 500‑seat main room and an Aurora Lounge upstairs, a 13,000‑square‑foot Honolulu lounge opening next year, and a 14,000‑square‑foot lounge in San Diego.

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