Alaska Airlines plans daily flights between Anchorage and Tokyo's Narita Airport beginning May 13th, continuing until September 7th. The airline intends to operate these routes using its Boeing 737-8 MAX aircraft. A secondary schedule will be implemented during the winter months, with three flights per week commencing on January 1st. This represents a novel approach by Alaska Airlines to expand its international network. The company’s strategy involves utilizing existing resources for increased operational flexibility and market reach within Asia.
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