Horizon Air is also flying many Q400s in a special University color scheme. The University Livery Alaska Horizon Air Bombardier Q400 Below is a seat map / seating chart of the Alaska Q400. There is one lavatory / bathroom in the turboprop that is located at the front of the aircraft. Seat pitch is around 30 inches for the seats. The seats are configured in a 2 by 2 arrangement. The Bombardier Q400 at Alaska Airlines, Horizon Air has 76 seats in a one class, "coach", configuration. Horizon Air / Alaska Airlines Bombardier Q400 Seat Map / Seating Plan / Seat Chart Also Portland - Seattle flights are another important operation for the Q400 at Horizon.Ībove Horizon Air Q400 Photo originaly by Kentaro Iemoto on Flickr and Wikimedia Commons Orginal Photo was released under a Creative Commons License. They fly the Q400 from their hubs mostly to smaller markets like Fresno, CA, Medford, OR, Fairbanks, AK, Spokane, WA and more. Where Horizon Air / Alaska Airlines Flies The Q400 AircraftĪlaska Airlines has the Q400 mostly flying from it's hubs in Seattle, Washington (Seattle-Tacoma International Airport FAA: SEA, ICAO: KSEA), Portland, Oregon (Portland International Airport FAA: PDX, ICAO: KPDX) and Anchorage, Alaska (Anchorage International Airport FAA: ANC, ICAO: PANC). To learn more about the Q400 turboprop visit the other pages that cover areas of the turboprop aircraft.Ībove Alaska Horizon Q400 Photo originaly by Aero Icarus on Flickr and Wikimedia Commons, modified by FlyRadius. The Bombardier Q400 can seat up to 86 passengers, though Alaska Airlines has chosen to go with a 76 seat configuration. Horizon Air / Alaska is the largest operator of the Q400 aircraft in North America and has been a main customer of Bombardier's aircraft. The plane entered into commercial service at the end of 1999. The airplane is built by Bombardier in Canada and is powered by two Pratt & Whitney Canada PW150A engines. The Q400 that Horizon operates is a regional turboprop that is known for its speed, quietness and efficiency. Overview of the Q400 Turboprop that Horizon Air Flies
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There are 51 plus Bombardier Q400s in Horizon Air's fleet, with more on order. An image of the Q400 in this new livery is featured below. Horizon Air used to operate the Q400 in their own livery (featured below), however Alaska Airlines decided it wanted a one brand image and changed their livery to a version of the Alaska livery with that says Alaska Horizon on the side. Horizon Air was also previously a Bombardier Q200 (Dash-8-200 / DHC-8-200) operator, however the aircraft was phased out in favor of the larger Q400. In the past Horizon used to fly the CRJ700 for Alaska, however they phased out and transferred CRJ700 service to SkyWest Airlines. This makes Horizon Air a one manufacturer operator, just like Alaska Airlines and their Boeing 737 aircraft. Horizon Air does not operate any other aircraft, making the Q400 the only plane in their fleet. Horizon Air operates regional flights for Alaska Airlines. Horizon Air, a subsidiary of Alaska Air Group Inc, is the largest operator of the Bombardier Q400 in North America.
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