The Eskimo face first appeared on the tails of Alaska Airlines' airplanes in 1972. Back then the company had a four-logo paint scheme that included a totem pole, a gold miner, Russian spires (to ...

"All of us at Alaska Airlines have been honored to have the Eskimo, as this iconic symbol has been known by Native and non-Native alike for over 40 years, prominently displayed on our aircraft to ...

The airline ultimately changed their website greeting, completely removing the word “Eskimo,” and stated they are looking forward to working together with the Alaska Native community to ensure ...

Since 1972, when the Eskimo first appeared on Alaska Airlines jets, people across the state have wondered who he might be, and whether the image was based on a specific person.

Alaska Airlines has been accused of racism after an advert promoted the company with the catchphrase 'Meet our Eskimo'. Chief executive of the Seattle-based airline, Brad Tilden, apologized for ...

In June 1976, Alaska Airlines unveiled its first Eskimo-focused livery on its Boeing 727 aircraft. Two thin green and blue lines ran parallel along the fuselage and concluded at the cockpit windows.

This week, Alaska Airlines unveiled its first major rebrand to its corporate image in over 25 years. The changes add some classy, yet bold color updates and a new title font in blues and greens. But ...

Alaska Airlines gets it first face lift in 25 years. The new livery on this Alaska Airlines 737-800 includes a specially designed font for the Alaska logo; the company's signature Eskimo on the ...

Some travelers may not think an airline with "Alaska" in its name and an Eskimo on its tails as a way to get to Hawaii, but for years, Alaska Airlines has made deep inroads connecting the U.S ...