Congratulations, Alaska Airlines!

Bellevue, WALocal News

Alaska Airlines recently celebrated a significant milestone by hiring its 10,000th employee in Washington State, emphasizing the airline's commitment to local employment and community engagement. The company plans to expand further, aiming to hire an additional 3,000 employees, most of whom will be based in Washington. Andy Schneider, the vice president of people at Alaska Airlines, stated, “An airline needs great planes, but also great people," underlining the importance of local talent in their operations. The Bellevue Downtown Association (BDA) expressed gratitude for the community's support, noting that their success relies heavily on strong local partnerships. This development is part of Alaska Airlines' recent Economic Impact Report, which details their contributions to the regional economy.

The airline encourages those interested in their hiring forecast to visit their blog for more insights. Additionally, businesses looking to engage with the BDA are welcomed to reach out. This announcement not only highlights Alaska Airlines' growth but also its dedication to fostering a thriving workforce in Washington State.

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