Janet Baad, Alaska Airlines presented on Alaska and Horizon Airlines' sustainability efforts at the Northern California Green Airport Fleet Partnership Workshop and Expo, June 25, 2014. Co-hosted by East Bay Clean Cities and CALSTART, the event gathered representatives from area airports to discuss clean fleet technologies and funding.

1. Doing Well by Doing Good at Alaska
Airlines & Horizon Air
Northern California Green Airport Partnership
Workshop and Expo
Oakland, California
June 25, 2014

2. Agenda
• AAG Sustainability Strategy
• Current Progress
• The business case
• ~26 million
passengers/yr.
• 10,000 employees
• 136 aircraft
• 60+ cities served
• 500 daily
departures
• ~7 million
passengers/yr.
• 3,100 employees
• 51 aircraft
• 40+ cities served
• 390 daily departures

3. Environmental Impacts

4. New scimitar winglets will save an addition 1.7% fuel/emissions over blended winglets.
This equates to 60,000 gallons per aircraft per year.

5. Our Environmental Commitments
REDUCE EMISSIONS in the Air and on the Ground
REDUCE Our Facility ENERGY Consumption
ELIMINATE WASTE to Landfill from our Inflight
Service and Facility Operations
REDUCE CONSUMPTION of Non Sustainable
Resources

6. Reducing Vehicle Emissions

7. eGSE Project Phasing
Sea-Tac International Airport

8. eGSE Project Phase 1

9. eGSE Project Phase 1

10. Benefits of eGSE at
Sea-Tac International Airport
Reduces:
• Nearly 1 million gallons of fossil fuel per year
• ~$2.8 M in annual fuel expenditures to
airlines
• 10,000 tons of green house gases per year
• 30% parts & maintenance costs

11. eGSE – Moving Forward
Challenges:
• Technology
• Operations
• Financial feasibility

12. Sustainability Reporting
2009 Report
2012 Report
2014 Report

13. The Right Thing to Do