Alaska Airlines has unveiled its first-ever International Business Class Suites, marking a significant milestone in its transformation into a global carrier. Launching this spring, the new service will be available on flights to Europe and Asia, offering passengers a premium long-haul experience with fully lie-flat suites, elevated dining, and premium lounge access.
The new Business Class, featured on Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners, includes private suites with direct aisle access, 18-inch HD entertainment screens, and noise-reducing headsets. Passengers can enjoy a multi-course dining experience, with menu options tailored to each route, such as Pollo Ripieno on flights to Rome and Gochujang chicken to Incheon. The service also includes a dessert trolley with customisable sundaes and a pre-arrival meal inspired by the destination.
In addition to the in-flight experience, passengers will have access to premium lounges and a range of amenities, including luxury bedding and travel kits designed in collaboration with Filson. The airline's partnership with T-Mobile ensures free Starlink WiFi on select aircraft, enhancing connectivity for travellers.
Andrew Harrison, chief commercial officer at Alaska Airlines, stated, “When we debut our new product this spring, it will raise the bar and redefine long-haul travel whilst continuing to deliver the remarkable care that sets Alaska apart on the global stage.”
The launch coincides with Alaska Airlines' expansion of its international network, with new routes from Seattle to Rome, London, and Reykjavík. As a member of the oneworld alliance, Alaska now connects guests to over 900 destinations worldwide, enhancing its global reach and offering seamless travel experiences
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