Not when you sign a release of liability waiver allowing Alaska to do just that.


"I also hereby RELEASE both Horizon and Alaska and all of their respective affiliates, parent
corporations, related entities, officers, directors, agents, employees, insurers, and all persons acting
on their behalf from any and all claims and liabilities of any nature (including costs and attorneys’
fees) arising from the furnishing, disclosure, receipt, and use of such information and release of
employment records.

I acknowledge and understand that the information used, disclosed, and received under this
Authorization may be subject to redisclosure and not be protected by federal or state privacy laws
and I am waiving my rights under such laws related to the information used, disclosed, and/or
received under this Authorization."


If Alaska decided to release your records, even inadvertently or accidentally to another carrier, you cannot sue them. "Oopsies" is covered under this.
Notice how this specific release of liability section does not mention "Only to Alaska" anywhere. "Release of employment records" ...to who? Doesn't specify. AAG legal can easily spin this into a "That's not how we interpret it" if they are challenged in court.

Will Alaska try and screw you over if you get a 737 type and try to bail? I don't know, but with their shady and backstabbing Angle Lake corporate culture I wouldn't put it above them.