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Alaska Airlines provides passenger and cargo service to nearly 40 cities in Alaska, Washington, Oregon, Chicago, California, Nevada, Arizona, British Columbia and five destinations in Mexico. Alaska Airlines was founded in 1932 when Mac McGee started flying his three-seat Stinson plane between Anchorage and Bristol Bay, Alaska. A merger with Star Air Service in 1934 created the largest airline in Alaska, and number of mergers with companies, such as Alaska Coastal-Ellis and Cordova Airlines in the 1960s expanded the company further. Alaska Airlines now carries more than 12 million passengers per year and has major hubs in Anchorage, Alaska, Seattle, Portland, Ore., and Los Angeles. The Alaska Airlines fleet of 102 Boeing 737s and Bombardier jets is one of the youngest among all major airlines, and its reputation for outstanding service consistently earns best U.S. airline recognition from the Travel + Leisure and Cond Nast Traveler magazines. Alaska Airlines is based in Seattle.

Kenmore Air, located in Kenmore, WA, is renowned for its exceptional aircraft maintenance and restoration services, having earned an international reputation since its inception in 1946. The company offers a comprehensive range of services including routine maintenance, engine overhauls, and full aircraft restorations, with a particular focus on de Havilland Beavers and Turbo Beavers. With a skilled team of experts in various fields such as avionics, welding, and upholstery, Kenmore Air prioritizes quality and customer safety in all its operations. Their full-service FAA Repair Station is dedicated to both private and commercial operators, ensuring that every job is executed to the highest standards. Generated from the website