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As the world turns its attention to the FIFA World Cup 2026, Alaska Airlines made sure its hometown got a proper send-off. Unveiled June 10, 2026, this Boeing 737-9 MAX became the airline's tribute to Seattle's role as an official Host City — wearing the Seattle Host City logo alongside a dynamic soccer ball in motion, meant to capture the speed and momentum of the tournament. World Airline News
The design goes beyond a simple decal. It weaves in the whale tail graphic that's become an Alaska Airlines signature, tying the Host City honor back to Seattle's maritime roots and the Pacific Northwest identity the airline has long built its brand around. Flip to the belly of the aircraft and the message gets even more direct: a bold "WE ARE SEATTLE" statement, declaring the city's pride in hosting the world. World Airline NewsWorld Airline News
Liveries like this one exist because of a fixed window: once the World Cup passes, so likely does the paint scheme, making any sighting of N985AK a small piece of a very specific summer.
This print documents N985AK in that Host City livery — a hometown airline's love letter to Seattle, flying at the exact moment the world came calling.
Available as: 13x19, 11x17, 8.5x11, 5x7, and 4x6 prints, each signed with a Certificate of Authenticity.
As the world turns its attention to the FIFA World Cup 2026, Alaska Airlines made sure its hometown got a proper send-off. Unveiled June 10, 2026, this Boeing 737-9 MAX became the airline's tribute to Seattle's role as an official Host City — wearing the Seattle Host City logo alongside a dynamic soccer ball in motion, meant to capture the speed and momentum of the tournament. World Airline News
The design goes beyond a simple decal. It weaves in the whale tail graphic that's become an Alaska Airlines signature, tying the Host City honor back to Seattle's maritime roots and the Pacific Northwest identity the airline has long built its brand around. Flip to the belly of the aircraft and the message gets even more direct: a bold "WE ARE SEATTLE" statement, declaring the city's pride in hosting the world. World Airline NewsWorld Airline News
Liveries like this one exist because of a fixed window: once the World Cup passes, so likely does the paint scheme, making any sighting of N985AK a small piece of a very specific summer.
This print documents N985AK in that Host City livery — a hometown airline's love letter to Seattle, flying at the exact moment the world came calling.
Available as: 13x19, 11x17, 8.5x11, 5x7, and 4x6 prints, each signed with a Certificate of Authenticity.