The carrier adopted a new business plan last month in the face of higher fuel costs.

The company will gain aerostructure manufacturing capabilities and about 750 employees.

The design was applied to an Embraer E175.

The carrier will also strengthen service on several existing routes.

The upcoming connection will be Alaska’s 50th from San Diego.

Children born between 2025 and 2028 qualify for a one-time $1,000 benefit.

Customers can now stand by for earlier flights when they are rebooked following a travel disruption.

The Metro Nashville Airport Authority will take up the matter later this month.

A new daily connection will launch in October.

Another seven are planned and will debut over the coming years, the carrier said.