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An Alaska Airlines reveals huge photograph of Kevin Durant in the aircraft

The Golden State Warriors gamer, Kevin Durant, is sure to fly high through the NBA finals as a 560-square-foot picture of the 6'9 striker adorns an Alaska Airlines aircraft. The pictures radiate and stretch his arm over a Boeing 737 and show a 560 sq.m. photograph of Durant in his warrior uniforms, KGO states.

"Alaska Airlines said in a declaration obtained through the exhaust that the larger-than-life span of the hoopster extends over 50 ft across both sides of the hull. In addition, the ceremonial plane arrived on 31 May at Oakland International Airport, "just in time" for the Warriors gameup against the Cleveland Cavaliers for Game 1 of the NBA Final.

"As a consultant to the Alaska Airlines Chief Executive, Durant is working with Brad Tilden and other staff to help create programs and provide assistance to vulnerable young people in the Bay Area communities," a member of the company commented. Alaska Airlines, in conjunction with the major launch of the "Baller" aircraft, heralded a competition that would give ten supporters the opportunity to compete in sightseeing tours in honour of warriors, a move widely praised on Twitter.

Warriors and gentlemen will reunite in the second game of the final on 3 June, Fox Sports reported.

New Alaska Airlines non-stop connection between Seattle and Columbus, Ohio, announced.

SEATTLE, August 29, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Alaska Airlines is set to land in Buckeye Country. Today the carrier reported that it will provide a non-stop everyday passenger transportation between Seattle-Tacoma International Airport and John Glenn Columbus International Airport in Ohio. Launched on 7 March 2019, the new route is the only non-stop route between the Pacific Northwest and Central Ohio.

"John Kirby, Alaska Airlines VP of Capacity Planning and Alliances, said, "Alaska Airlines is continuing to link the West Coast with thrilling new routes across the state. "is Alaska' s first goal in the state of Buckeye and our ambition to provide the most non-stop services from our home town of Seattle."

"Alaska Airlines is pleased to welcome Columbus to John Glenn International," said Joseph R. Nardone, President & CEO of the Columbus Regional Airport Authority. "Non-stop Seattle services will give our commercial and recreational travellers even more West Coast airspace. Alaska' s investments in Ohio' s capitol are highly appreciated and we look forward to seeing them arrive in March."

It is the biggest town in Ohio and the 14[th] biggest town of the world. Ohio State University, one of the country's biggest university and home of the Buckeyes, is also located here. Currently, Alaska offers an averaging of 31 weekly services from the West Coast to 10 Midwest towns including Chicago, Detroit, Indianapolis, Kansas, Missouri, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Minneapolis, Oklahoma and Omaha, Nebraska, St. Louis and Wichita, Kansas.

Alaska' s Seattle headquarters offers non-stop service to 89 major cities and towns. Colombus will be the 90th non-stop target this year. With Alaska' s Mileage Plan programme, Alaska Airlines customers can collect and spend frequent flyer mileage, with reward trips starting at just 5,000 mile. Alaska and its global partners allow members to reach more than 900 locations around the globe.

Seattle-Columbus line ticket is available today.