Alaska Airlines

This week we look at the U.S. "Medium 4" operators in terms of number of scheduled movements.

Japan Airlines and Alaska Airlines want to broaden their codeshare to cover routes between the U.S. and Japan.

A new partnership announced by Alaska Airlines is aimed at addressing challenges to scaling sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production and supply.

The company expects to take delivery of roughly 35-38 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft in 2023, Alaska CFO Shane Tackett said.

The “industry-leading” contract increases attention on the other U.S. “Big Four” as negotiations with their pilots continue.

Several airlines have placed orders for electric and hybrid-electric aircraft, but how will they be integrated? Early clues are beginning to emerge.

Alaska Airlines and United Airlines both plan to be early adopters of electric aircraft but have contrasting visions for initial operations.

The airline is building in flexibility to dial back that planned growth should demand stumble, however.

Turn the page back just a few years, and cynicism was creeping in about the value of the global alliances and whether they had grown too big.

Alaska Airlines inherited a fleet of 73 leased Airbus A320 family jets in its 2016 acquisition of Virgin America.

Airline capacity within the US during Thanksgiving week is back to 98% of pre-COVID levels.

The inter-island carrier signed a similar agreement with Hawaiian Airlines in October.

The inter-island carrier signed a similar agreement with Hawaiian Airlines in October.

Alaska Airlines is on track to shed all of its Airbus A320-family aircraft by 2024.

All the important information related to the airline's performance in recent years.

Routes details the latest new route announcements, as well as the services returning to carriers’ networks.

Grounded regional aircraft are forcing the airline to stay conservative on capacity.

The carrier beat out JetBlue Airways and Alaska Airlines for the runway timings.

Also, Miami will return to the carrier’s route map for the first time since 2012.

Pilots at Alaska Airlines have voted overwhelmingly to authorize a strike, as contract negotiations with management fail to make meaningful progress.

The leadership of Alaska Airlines’ pilot union voted unanimously to conduct a strike authorization ballot in May, as negotiations with management toward a new contract remain at a standstill.

The Seattle-based airline is also moving up the retirement of its Airbus A320s.

Alaska Airlines is cutting its schedule by 2% through the end of June, part of an effort to address the operational strains caused by a shortage of available pilots.

Seattle-based Alaska Airlines canceled more than 120 flights across its network on April 1, as pilots gathered to picket flights at airports in five cities to protest stalled contract negotiations.

The carrier is also establishing a partnership with Alaska Airlines.