Alaska Airlines to add lie‑flat Aurora Suites to 737 MAX 10 fleet

Alaska Airlines to add lie‑flat Aurora Suites to 737 MAX 10 fleet
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Alaska Airlines plans to install 12 Aurora Suites on each of at least 25 Boeing 737 MAX 10 aircraft, with the first cabins opening for sale in summer 2027 and entering service in 2028.

The airline will also add 12 Premium Reserve seats to the same MAX 10 aircraft, and will feature Premium Reserve cabins on its Boeing 787‑9 and 787‑10 (35 seats each) and on Hawaiian’s Airbus A330s (28 seats each), offering wider seats, enhanced recline and larger screens.

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