Simple Flying reports that Alaska Airlines will retire its Boeing 737-700 passenger fleet in 2027. The report identifies the aircraft as part of the airline’s passenger fleet and gives 2027 as the retirement timing.
The report says Alaska Airlines will replace the aircraft with larger 737-800s in Alaska. It describes the intended benefits as more seats and cargo space. The stated fleet change therefore covers the retirement of the 737-700 passenger aircraft and their replacement by the larger 737-800 type, with seating and cargo capacity named as the areas the change is intended to increase.
