Alaska Air Cargo

News & Updates

New Cargo VP Ian Morgan sees expanding capacity and reach on the horizon: “We are investing in cargo”

Alaska Airlines' vice president for cargo says the combined Alaska Air Cargo-Hawaiian Air Cargo global network will connect to tens of thousands of new airfreight markets.

New seasonal routes: We’re flying south – more frequently – for the winter

Updated December-March flight schedules bring new cross-country shipping opportunities to New Orleans and Florida, as well as to Mexico.

Annual Toys for Tots collaboration gives Santa a lift on his home turf 

It's the most wonderful time of the year — when we're proud to help the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve deliver toys to thousands of children in remote communities across the state of Alaska.

How our freighter network supports a shellfish and seaweed venture aspiring to be sustainable for the long haul

Our expanding freighter and belly-cargo opportunities — and exploration of new long-range routes — support the growth of companies like Seagrove, a sustainable mariculture operation.
A historic time for Alaska Air Cargo and Hawaiian Air Cargo

A historic time for Alaska Air Cargo and Hawaiian Air Cargo: What happens next

Hawaiian Air Cargo has officially joined Alaska Air Cargo — and we have a lot to look forward to in the months ahead.

Loading up new routes for fall: 5 ways our network supports businesses gearing up for the season

New cross-country routes, expanding freighter options and other ways we are gearing up to do the heavy lifting for your business this season.

A toast to new California collaborations in our third year making “Fresh Hops Fly” 

The third year of an innovative farm-to-air-to-glass partnership brings the taste of fresh-picked Pacific Northwest hops to beer lovers in Monterey and Orange County.

SoCal cargo capacity growing more than 20% as our cross-country network expands

SoCal is getting new routes, new freighter service and longer station hours as we expand our shipping opportunities from the West Coast across the country.

Fast, fresh and first: East Coast gets a taste of opening-harvest Copper River salmon

The first wild Alaska salmon lands at Boston’s Legal Sea Foods restaurants and Whole Foods Markets across the country after a 3,000-mile journey in the care of Alaska Air Cargo.