Alaska Airlines 737-700

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Narrow-body jet

Fleet as reported in the 2025 annual filing · Registry & ages refreshed Sep 1, 2026

Busiest US routes for Alaska Airlines 737-700, by departures: ANC–JNU, KTN–SEA, ANC–SEA, ANC–FAI, JNU–SIT, JNU–SEA, ANC–SCC, JNU–PSG, KTN–WRG, PSG–WRG, FAI–SEA, ANC–CDV, JNU–KTN, CDV–YAK, JNU–YAKANCJNUSEAKTNFAIPSGWRGSITCDV
Alaska Airlines's busiest 737-700 routes, by departures — line weight is departures flown, dots are the airports it connects. Great-circle paths from US DOT T-100, trailing 12 months through May 2026.
Passengers flown a year
1.6M
4th-largest Alaska Airlines sub-fleet
Airframes in the filing
14
Airports served
29
Departures a day
51
Average age
25.0 yr

How Alaska Airlines flies its 737-700

Filed traffic data

The count above is the 737-700 airframes Alaska Airlines owns (US DOT Form 41). This is how it actually flew them to 29 airports — the capacity and busiest routes filed with US DOT T-100 over the trailing 12 months.

Departures flown

18,743

May 2026

Seats flown

2,324,132

Passengers

1.6M

Load factor

74.8%

RPM ÷ ASM

Block hours

31,274

Alaska Airlines's busiest 737-700 routes

Its busiest 737-700 routes over the trailing 12 months, by departures.

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The longest and shortest Alaska Airlines 737-700 flights

The two ends of the type's working envelope, from the routes it actually flew — not what the airframe is certified to do.

Longest route flown

1,533 mi

Fairbanks – Seattle (FAISEA)

3h 46m block · 604 departures · 89% load

Flown by Alaska Airlines.

Shortest route flown

31 mi

Petersburg – Wrangell (PSGWRG)

24m block · 612 departures · 56% load

Flown by Alaska Airlines. About 24m of block time, most of it connecting traffic feeding the hub.

Source: US DOT Bureau of Transportation Statistics, T-100 Segment. Data through May 2026.

Where Alaska Airlines flies the 737-700 from

Alaska Airlines flies its 737-700 from 29 US airports. The busiest, by departures:

  • ANC

    Anchorage

    3,841 departures · 12 routes

    21.6%

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  • SEA

    Seattle

    3,213 departures · 14 routes

    18.1%

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  • JNU

    Juneau

    2,813 departures · 7 routes

    15.8%

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  • KTN

    Ketchikan

    1,602 departures · 4 routes

    9.0%

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  • FAI

    Fairbanks

    928 departures · 2 routes

    5.2%

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  • SIT

    Sitka

    793 departures · 2 routes

    4.5%

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  • PSG

    Petersburg

    613 departures · 2 routes

    3.5%

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  • WRG

    Wrangell

    613 departures · 2 routes

    3.5%

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  • CDV

    Cordova

    497 departures · 2 routes

    2.8%

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  • YAK

    Yakutat

    487 departures · 2 routes

    2.7%

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Where the 737-700 sits in Alaska Airlines's fleet

The 737-700 is 5.4% of Alaska Airlines's 260 tracked mainline aircraft.

Share of Alaska Airlines's mainline fleet · each type a slice · the 737-700 is the ringed slice at 5.4%

Other Alaska Airlines types

How old is the Alaska Airlines 737-700 fleet?

Alaska Airlines 737-700 — airframes by age (years)

Age is measured from each airframe's delivery date — the FAA airworthiness date where available, otherwise the manufacturer's. Bars share a fixed scale across every fleet page, so two carriers can be compared directly.

Oldest airframeN607ASBoeing 737-70027.1 yr · Delivered Jul 26, 1999
Newest airframeN627ASBoeing 737-7009.0 yr · Delivered Sep 3, 2017

See all 14 737-700 tail numbers in Alaska Airlines's fleet →

Monthly Alaska Airlines 737-700 capacity

1.6K
1.6K
1.6K
1.5K
1.5K
1.4K
1.5K
1.3K
1.4K
1.8K
1.9K
1.7K
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Monthly Alaska Airlines 737-700 departures across US routes, trailing 12 months through May 2026. Peak month in solid ink.

Frequently asked

How many 737-700 does Alaska Airlines have?

Alaska Airlines operates about 14 737-700 aircraft — 14 in service and 0 stored in its latest US DOT fleet filing.

Where does Alaska Airlines fly the 737-700?

Alaska Airlines flies its 737-700 to about 29 US airports, its busiest route being ANC–JNU.

How old are Alaska Airlines's 737-700?

Alaska Airlines's 737-700 fleet averages about 25.0 yr, ranging from 9.0 yr to 27.1 yr.

What is the longest 737-700 route Alaska Airlines flies?

The longest 737-700 route Alaska Airlines flew over the trailing 12 months is FAI–SEA, about 1,533 miles.

Inventory: US DOT Form 41 Schedule B-43 (2025). Deliveries: Airbus & Boeing official reports. Registry status: FAA. Last refreshed Sep 1, 2026.