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“At Alaska Airlines it’s a priority to diversify the flight deck… it makes us stronger. It makes us better.” - Alaska Airlines captain and Boeing Instructor. Alaska Air also offers a flight school scholarship for minorities so they can be more diverse. Diversity is code for less whites. Just... show more

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Libs of TikTok2 years ago

This is what @AlaskaAir has been focusing on 👇🏻

Libs of TikTok2 years ago

This is the employee DEI training at @AlaskaAir

Andrew Crapuchettes2 years ago

@AlaskaAir Racism for the sake of 'diversity' is still racism. We need to end DEI. If you want to find employers or job seekers who won't put up with this Woke BS then come to @RedBalloonWork today.

FloridaMan.eth 🍊2 years ago

@AlaskaAir No airliner is safe omg. Death by DEI hires will outpace even COVID-19 deaths at this rate.

Tired mommy2 years ago

@AlaskaAir I will never understand the ‘need’ for diversity hires when people’s lives are at stake. It should be the most qualified hires, not the most diverse. And if they happen to be diverse, so be it. But it should not be celebrated when lives are on the line.

Lucy Riles2 years ago

@AlaskaAir Here’s a crazy thought… How about hire the most qualified

Peachy Keenan2 years ago

@AlaskaAir Alaska Airlines has got some screws loose and not just on the planes

RedWave Press2 years ago

@AlaskaAir Airlines are about as woke as it gets. They care more about black and female pilots being on the flight deck than safety. What a joke. Follow if you agree.

The Judgmental Dog2 years ago

@AlaskaAir You can focus on diversity when I'm convinced you have the right number of bolts on all your aircraft I'll wait

Sid Kingsley2 years ago

@AlaskaAir I don’t care what my pilot looks like. I just care that they are competent.

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