Our newest specially designed aircraft celebrating the Seattle Mariners is a home run  

We’re thrilled to unveil our new Seattle Mariners-themed aircraft, which hit the skies on Friday, Sept. 27 for Mariners Fan Appreciation Day. This plane is sure to be a home run with fans!

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Credit: Alaska Airlines

It’s not time to hang up the mitts just yet, because we’re announcing a new aircraft that hits it out of the park!

Celebrating our longstanding partnership (since 2001) with our favorite Major League Baseball team, we’re proud to unveil the Seattle Mariners aircraft that took to the skies on Friday, Sept. 27, just in time for the Mariners Fan Appreciation Day.

The design, displayed on a Boeing 737-9 MAX, features the Seattle Mariners logo, Mariner Moose, and the famous line “Fly, Fly Away” commemorating longtime Mariners broadcaster and Hall of Famer Dave Niehaus.

“As the hometown team, the Mariners are thrilled to partner with the hometown airline on this exciting new Alaska Airlines plane! We know our fans will be thrilled to see the plane in the skies above T-Mobile Park and excited with the opportunity to Fly, Fly Away aboard the Mariners-themed plane.”

Chris Voigt
Seattle Mariners Senior Vice President of Corporate Partnerships

This is the second iteration of a Mariners-themed aircraft, and the new design will fly throughout our network until 2026. The plane’s tail number, #N710AL, is also a nod to the Official Radio Station of the team, Seattle Sports 710, who broadcasts all Mariners games throughout the Pacific Northwest.

“As Seattle’s hometown airline, we’re excited to launch one of the most requested custom livery designs we’ve had over the past few years– a new Seattle Mariners Boeing 737. This aircraft represents an exciting opportunity to show our Seattle spirit and celebrate our baseball team not only during the season but year-round,” said Eric Edge, managing director of Marketing and Advertising, Alaska Airlines.




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