This is a direct quote from the Alaska's World employee website on April 06,2004."Alaska Airlines will exchange two 737-900 aircraft it has on order with Boeing for two 737-800s. The planes are due for delivery in February and July of 2005.Alaska sought the exchange as its requirements have evolved. Initially, the -800 aircraft will be used primarily in Alaska's growing transcontinental markets, with its fleet of larger -900s focused on the carrier

Fuboo, ya gotta sign your post with your real name. Ya musta forgot, right ;-)Soon as I can get a registration number and the official winglet artwork, I'll make an Alaska Air 800 with winglets.

Looks like Alaska already has it listed on the fleet page, winglets and all. My bet for registration would be N800AS and N801AS, since I don't see anyone using those numbers and they make sense.http://www.alaskaair.com/www2/company/Fleet/Fleet.aspBrianKRNT