The best seats on the Alaska Airlines Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner.

This 787-9 is the ex-Hawaiian Airlines aircraft now flying under the Alaska brand after the merger. The Business cabin — branded Leihoku — is a staggered one-two-one layout with sliding-door suites and full lie-flat beds. Every seat reaches the aisle without stepping past a neighbour. Economy runs three-three-three behind it, and a large block of Extra Comfort seats is available within Economy across the front rows, outboard sections of the forward economy block, and an exit-area row.

The Extra Comfort product is the Hawaiian-inherited extra-legroom offering sold within Economy — not a separate cabin, but a meaningful upgrade for a long Pacific sector. The door suites in Business make it one of the more private narrow-aisle premium products on a US-flagged aircraft. For Economy, the Extra Comfort rows at the front of the cabin are the clear first pick; the exit-area row in the middle gives extra stretch without being in the front block.